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100% Orange Juice
100% Orange Juice. Received the card "I'm on Fire!". A character says "Got a Common Card!"
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Screenshot of the 100% Orange Juice deck builder with cards in play. Many cards are visible, one is highlighted.

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    100% Orange Juice is a fun and quirky digital tabletop game developed by Fruitbat Factory. Combining elements of board games and card battles, it features colorful, cartoonish visuals and a unique blend of turn-based gameplay where players move around a game board, collect cards, and compete against each other to achieve various objectives.

    The game is set in a vibrant world filled with cute characters, each with their own special abilities and traits. Players can choose from a diverse cast of characters, each with unique stats and playstyles. The gameplay revolves around dice rolls to determine movement, and players can engage in battles using cards that allow them to attack opponents or defend themselves.

    With its casual yet strategic gameplay, 100% Orange Juice is perfect for fans of board games and those looking for a light-hearted competitive experience.

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    FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

    How does the 'Bonus Panel' system on the game board fundamentally alter movement decisions and risk assessment compared to simpler board games?
    The 'Bonus Panel' system introduces a layer of calculated risk and reward. Landing on these panels can trigger various beneficial effects, such as gaining extra stars, drawing cards, or even directly attacking opponents. This forces players to constantly weigh the potential gains against the possibility of landing on a negative panel or being strategically outmaneuvered by opponents who might try to force them onto unfavorable spaces. It elevates simple movement into a tactical choice, influencing pathfinding and the desirability of certain board positions.
    Explain the 'Trap' card mechanic and how it creates direct player interaction and defensive/offensive counterplay within the game's economy.
    Trap cards are a crucial element of direct player interaction. When played, they are set face down on the board and trigger when an opponent lands on that space. This allows players to actively disrupt their opponents' plans, forcing them to lose stars, skip turns, or suffer other penalties. The strategic deployment of traps requires foresight, as players must anticipate enemy movement and resource expenditure. Conversely, players must also be mindful of potential traps and consider cards or abilities that can negate them, adding a significant layer of defensive counterplay.
    What is the significance of the 'KO' system and how does it affect player elimination and the potential for comebacks or strategic 'soft' resets?
    The 'KO' system introduces a unique form of player interaction where being defeated by an opponent or a boss can result in being temporarily removed from the game (knocked out). While seemingly harsh, it often doesn't lead to permanent elimination but rather a 'soft reset' where the player loses some stars and potentially returns to a starting point with a disadvantage. This mechanic can create dramatic swings in fortune, allowing players who were far behind to potentially re-enter the game with renewed focus, or it can be a devastating blow to a leading player if they are targeted strategically. It also means that even a losing player can inflict damage and potentially change the game's dynamics.
    How does the 'Norma' system, requiring players to achieve certain objectives to level up, influence the pacing and strategic focus of a match?
    The 'Norma' system fundamentally shifts the objective beyond just accumulating stars. To level up their character, players must meet specific 'Norma' conditions, such as reaching a certain star count, winning a set number of battles, or collecting a specific type of card. This forces players to actively pursue these objectives rather than passively accumulating resources. It introduces a distinct mid-game phase where players must pivot their strategy to meet these requirements, influencing the pacing by creating clear goals and encouraging diverse playstyles to achieve them efficiently.
    Describe the role of 'Landmarks' on the board and how they create dynamic objectives and alter the strategic value of different board sections.
    Landmarks are special spaces on the board that offer unique, often powerful, benefits or present distinct challenges when landed upon. These can range from providing significant star bonuses, allowing players to draw powerful cards, or even acting as mini-boss encounters. Landmarks act as dynamic objectives, drawing player attention and influencing movement strategies. They can create contested zones on the board, forcing players to decide whether to risk an encounter or focus on other objectives. The presence and type of Landmarks significantly alter the strategic value of different board sections throughout the game.

    Patch Notes

    • 4/12/26 (Level Editor Beta Updated)
    • 4/4/26 (Hotfix Live for Start-up Crash Issue)
    • 3/23/26 (Unversioned Hotfix live (MacOS only))
    • 3/23/26 (New Hotfix Live with Many Shop Fixes, Compensation Voucher!)
    • 3/13/26 (Hotfix Live for Several New Player Issues)
    • 3/11/26 (Hotfix Now Available!)
    • 2/8/26 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 1/18/26 (Hotfix Live for Shop Crash)
    • 1/1/26 (Versioned Update Fixes Multiple Issues)
    • 12/23/25 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned hotfix live!)
    • 11/6/25 (New Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/11/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/9/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 6/9/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 6/5/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 6/4/25 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 6/3/25 (Hotfix Live!)
    • 6/3/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 5/14/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/21/25 (Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/19/25 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/7/25 (Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/4/25 (Hotfix Live!)
    • 2/20/25 (New Hotfix Live!)
    • 1/31/25 (Versioned Hotfix Now Live!)
    • 12/31/24 (Major Hotfix Live!)
    • 12/29/24 (macOS Hotfix)
    • 12/10/24 (Unversioned Hotfix Live with Critical Fixes!)
    • 12/9/24 (Performance Improving Hotfix Live, Fixes Various Issues!)
    • 12/1/24 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 11/26/24 (Versioned Hotfix Live, Fixes Performance Issues!)
    • 10/19/24 (Versioned hotfix live!)
    • 9/30/24 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 9/20/24 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 8/14/24 (Versioned Hotfix Now Live!)
    • 3.21.2 - 7/20/24 (Version 3.21.2 Makes Many Small Improvements and Fixes!)
    • 6/9/24 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 3.20 - 6/8/24 (Version 3.20 Adds New Options, Many Fixes!)
    • 5/24/24 (Unversioned hotfix live!)
    • 5/24/24 (Versioned hotfix now live!)
    • 5/21/24 (Unversioned hotfix now live!)
    • 5/21/24 (Unversioned hotfix live!)
    • 5/18/24 (Unversioned hotfix live!)
    • 4/17/24 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/6/24 (Versioned Hotfix Now Live!)
    • 4/2/24 (Versioned Hotfix Released!)
    • 3/2/24 (Unversioned hotfix live for potential crash at launch!)
    • 2/19/24 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 1/25/24 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 1/14/24 (Versioned hotfix live!)
    • 1/12/24 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 12/29/23 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 3.13.7 - 11/5/23 (Version 3.13.7 Adds More Costumes!)
    • 9/11/23 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 8/7/23 (Versiones Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/21/23 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/7/23 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/25/23 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 3.12 - 4/7/23 (3.12 Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 3/11/23 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 9/13/22 (Versioned Hotfix for September 13)
    • 3.10 - 7/11/22 (Version 3.10 Now Live!)
    • 1/20/22 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 9/18/21 (Important announcement! | 100% Orange Juice - Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 9/12/21 (100% Orange Juice - Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 9/3/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 8/31/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/22/21 (Unversioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/9/21 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 7/7/21 (Versioned Hotfix, Pigformation Extended to July 12!)
    • 7/5/21 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 3.6.1 - 6/18/21 (Version 3.6.1 Update Live!)
    • 6/10/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • #2 - 5/5/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix #2 Live!)
    • 5/4/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 4/17/21 (Versioned Hotfix Live!)
    • 3.4.1 - 3/11/21 (Version 3.4.1 Now Live!)
    • 3/5/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix Notes)
    • 3/1/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Update Notes)
    • 2/25/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix Now Live!)
    • 2/24/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Update Live)
    • 2/24/21 (Versioned Hotfix Notes)
    • 3.4 - 2/23/21 (Version 3.4 Update Notes)
    • 2/12/21 (Unversioned hotfix)
    • 10.2.2021 - 2/10/21 (100% Orange Juice - Versioned Hotfix (10.2.2021))
    • 2.8.1 - 2/17/20 (Version 2.8.1 now live)
    • 8/14/19 (Jonathan Is Back!)
    • 7/13/19 (Summer and Games!)
    • 6/25/19 (New Idols, New Songs, New Cards!)
    • 5/16/19 (Celebrating 5 Years on Steam in a BIG Way!)
    • 2.0 - 4/1/19 (100% Orange Juice Version 2.0 Brings New Voices! (April Fools'))
    • 2/5/19 (Beware Pigformation! New Voices Are in!)
    • 12/22/18 (Let's Build a Snow Castle Together!)
    • 12/14/18 (Untitled)
    • 12/4/18 (Christmas Repeats Once More!)
    • 3/6/18 (Suguri ver.2 Now Playable!)
    • 2/14/18 (Chocolate for the Sweet Gods!)
    • 1/29/18 (Core Cast Voices Are Complete!)
    • 1/15/18 (Traditional Chinese support added to 100% Orange Juice!)
    • 12/25/17 (A Dangerous Pair Appears!)

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