100% Orange Juice - Witch Pack Review Summary

Miusaki's invincibility hyper and damage-limiting passive make her powerful yet possibly overpowered for beginners, while Repa's counter damage and the unique, fun, good-value DLC roster add depth.

Miusaki's invincibility hyper: Miusaki's hyper makes her invincible for a turn, allowing her to shrug off damage. Her passive also limits damage taken, making her extremely durable.

DLC offers good value: The DLC is well worth it for new characters and additional story mode. It adds variety and is considered a solid purchase by many reviewers.

Miusaki is powerful: Miusaki is considered the strongest character in the Witch Pack, a heavy hitter, and effective even for beginners. She can be slightly aggressive with attacking and threatens many offensive characters.

Characters are unique and fun: Both characters have unique playstyles and are fun to play. They are iconic and bring variety to the game.

Ceoreparque's strategic depth: Ceoreparque offers unique tactical options, with a flexible hyper that can immobilize a target or be used on yourself. She pairs well with low-cost cards and supports a passive playstyle.

Miusaki's sustain abilities ineffective: Miusaki's base ability and hyper card focus on sustain but are not helpful, with a no-damage duration of only 1 chapter and a -2 defense stat making her easily worn down. Players report she struggles to survive when HP drops below 3 and relies heavily on her hyper.

Ceoreparque weak and struggles: Ceoreparque (Repa) suffers from bad stats, poor survival, and struggles to win or complete Norma. She is easily worn down by mobs or KO'd by high-attack characters, and her passive risk-reward is not proportional.

Blue Witch weaker than Green: The Blue Witch is weaker than the Green Witch and cannot rely on her passive to become a combat-focused character. Misusing her evasion makes her worse than Kae and QP, and using the Rainbow Ring at full HP reduces her survival odds.

Campaign silly and low-energy: The campaign is silly and low-energy, teasing a vaporware game, with cringy episodes and tepid characters.

Characters not important or so-so: Neither character is really important to have, and the characters overall are so-so, with one reviewer not seeing themselves playing Miu much.

Miusaki's defensive passive limits damage: Miusaki's passive caps incoming damage at 2 when defending, and she has a defense stat of -2. This makes her a highly defensive character, often used to survive bosses and star breakers.

Repa's passive deals counter damage: Repa (Ceoreparque) has a passive that deals 1 damage to the opponent upon a successful evade. Combined with her +1 evade stat, she can punish attackers.

DLC character pack details: The DLC includes additional story content following the Breaker pack and characters from the Alicianrone game. It features a new campaign longer than previous ones and a crossover with Neptunia.

Repa's hyper locks movement: Repa's hyper can negate a player's movement next turn and activate their panel effect. It can also be used on yourself to trigger panel effects, including on boss panels.

Miusaki's hyper grants invincibility: Miusaki's hyper ability makes her invincible for one turn. This provides a powerful defensive option, especially against high-damage opponents.

Miusaki beginner-friendly and powerful: Miusaki is described as a powerful character that even beginners can use happily. This makes her a strong pick for new players.

Ceoreparque easy and main-worthy: Ceoreparque is considered easier to play and could serve as a main character. Her accessibility makes her appealing for regular use.

Use both characters after learning: After understanding the game's systems, using both characters is recommended. They become more effective once mechanics are mastered.

Witch Pack highly recommended: One reviewer strongly endorses the Witch Pack and would recommend it indefinitely. It stands out as a favored purchase.

Unique playstyles for characters: The DLC is worth considering for characters with very unique playstyles. These distinct mechanics offer fresh gameplay experiences.

Mechanics-Savvy Deck Strategist: Analyzes passives, Hyper effects, and deck composition to make tactical counterplay decisions. Motivation: Optimizing character builds and understanding card and character interactions. Stance: buy.

Defensive Survivalist: Plays defensively, manages HP carefully, and relies on damage caps and counterattacks. Motivation: Surviving high-damage fights and outlasting bosses. Stance: buy.

DLC Variety Seeker: Samples new DLC characters and mechanics for variety. Motivation: Expanding the roster and adding gameplay variety. Stance: buy.

Campaign praised as energetic and long: The campaign includes ten levels and is described as the longest currently available, with energy and content compared to a vaporware game. Store page states it expands the game's lore.

Alicianrone story finally released: The Alicianrone story finally appears in this DLC. The site has existed since 2012 with little news, and a trial from Comiket was reportedly a shooting game.

Story features only female units: The narrative includes only female units and is described as gay. It features a quasi-tomboy and a quiet lolita on an enjoyable adventure.

Miusaki excels in co-op usage: Miusaki has the highest usage rate in the new co-op mode and is suitable for unlocking the 'Absolute Defender' achievement. This makes the character a popular choice.

DLC variety appeals to Orange Juice fans: The DLC offers variety for players who enjoy 100% Orange Juice, adding more variety to the game. This makes it a good fit for fans of that style.