Info about 100% Orange Juice - Witch Pack:

Official game description:
This Extra Character Pack for 100% Orange Juice adds 2 all-new playable characters from developer Orange\_Juice - **Ceoreparque** and **Miusaki** from the Alicianrone universe, and a new single player campaign featuring them. Both characters come with character and announcer voices!
Witch Pack includes
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*   **Ceoreparque** from the world of 'Alicianrone' (Voice: Murakami Natsumi)  
*   **Miusaki** from the world of 'Alicianrone' (Voice: Toda Megumi)  
*   New, unique Hyper Cards for both characters to bring chaos to the battlefield with!  
*   New music tracks play as Ceoreparque and Miusaki's themes  
*   An all-new campaign featuring the new characters and expanding the lore of the game!
The new characters are designed by Orange\_Juice’s original staff for the game’s English Steam release, with character and hyper card art by Hono.

Release date: Sep 4, 2017

Categories: Board Game, Card-based Gameplay, Deckbuilding, Dice-based Gameplay, Anime-themed, Character-based Gameplay, Multiplayer


- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price: No data
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The evidence mentions extra campaign episodes, story mode content, and completion motivation, but it does not report any specific playtime duration in hours. No review provides a number of hours for finishing the game, finishing the story, a typical session, or endgame play. Therefore, all requested playtime metrics are unsupported and returned as null.
- Time-to-fun: No data
- Player Archetypes:
  - Mechanics-Savvy Deck Strategist (buy)
    - Motivation: Optimizing character builds and understanding card and character interactions.
    - Playstyle: Analyzes passives, Hyper effects, and deck composition to make tactical counterplay decisions.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Defensive Survivalist (buy)
    - Motivation: Surviving high-damage fights and outlasting bosses.
    - Playstyle: Plays defensively, manages HP carefully, and relies on damage caps and counterattacks.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - DLC Variety Seeker (buy)
    - Motivation: Expanding the roster and adding gameplay variety.
    - Playstyle: Samples new DLC characters and mechanics for variety.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Miusaki's invincibility hyper (weight 0.86): 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 (weight 0.84): 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 (weight 0.78): 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 (weight 0.76): Both characters have unique playstyles and are fun to play. They are iconic and bring variety to the game.
- Ceoreparque's strategic depth (weight 0.72): 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 excels in boss battles (weight 0.56): Miusaki is suitable for fighting bosses due to her tankiness and survival advantages. She can easily survive Star Breaker and boss contention battles.
- Repa's voice and music (weight 0.52): Repa has a wacky voice that some consider the best in the game. Her BGM is beautiful and has a witch style.
- Campaign and story content (weight 0.48): The DLC includes an extra story and the longest campaign currently available. The campaign has variance in opponents and difficulty, and features a Girl Power theme.
- Character designs and aesthetics (weight 0.39): The characters have cute designs and bright colors. Their appearances are appealing to many players.
- Defensive playstyle frustrates opponents (weight 0.32): Characters in the pack can limit damage taken, frustrating opponents who chase them. This makes them suitable for players who enjoy seeing others suffer.
- Strong passive and evasion (weight 0.32): Ceoreparque's passive and evasion abilities contribute to a strong passive game. She has resistance comparable to Yuku and can avoid damage effectively.
- Miusaki's +1 attack (weight 0.31): Miusaki's +1 attack provides reliable damage output and deters other players from focusing her. It adds to her offensive presence.
- Overall positive reception (weight 0.25): The Witch Pack is praised as a solid pack that reviewers would recommend forever. It is a favorite DLC character pack for many.
- Good for supporting allies (weight 0.23): Ceoreparque is a good choice for supporting players with Normas. Her abilities can help allies and improve team performance.
- DLC not pay-to-win (weight 0.22): The DLC is not considered pay-to-win, and developers balance things when necessary. This makes the purchase fair for all players.
- Repa's passive utility (weight 0.22): Repa's passive makes Chicken and Robo Ball less of a nuisance and provides deterrence with +1 evade.
- Miusaki's BGM (weight 0.12): Miusaki's background music is likeable and fits the witch theme.
- Miu's counter-attack ability (weight 0.12): Miu has good counter-attack ability, making her effective in battles.
- Plutia is a good character (weight 0.11): Plutia is considered a very good character by some reviewers.
- Unrelated girl is fun (weight 0.11): The unrelated girl character is also fun to play, adding to the pack's appeal.

Common complaints:
- Miusaki's sustain abilities ineffective (weight 0.97): 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 (weight 0.97): 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 (weight 0.32): 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 (weight 0.31): The campaign is silly and low-energy, teasing a vaporware game, with cringy episodes and tepid characters.
- Characters not important or so-so (weight 0.31): Neither character is really important to have, and the characters overall are so-so, with one reviewer not seeing themselves playing Miu much.
- Character pack lacks voice acting (weight 0.23): The character pack has no voice acting, which players note as a missing feature.
- Witch character rigged dice (weight 0.21): The witch character has rigged dice stuck on the number 2, making it nearly impossible to win with her.
- Traveler Pack campaign extremely difficult (weight 0.13): The Traveler Pack's extreme difficulty campaign is extremely hard, with players getting stuck on a 4 ATK 7 HP little troll stage.
- Cleopatra too consistent and strong (weight 0.13): Cleopatra is similar to Iru but her evade rolls are so consistent that opponents have almost no chance of surviving a fight against her.
- Ultimate card in Green Witch (weight 0.12): Putting the ultimate battle card in the Green Witch's deck is strongly discouraged because opponents are more likely to draw it and use it against her.
- Not recommended for now (weight 0.12): One reviewer does not recommend the game for now.
- Lore claim not fulfilled (weight 0.12): The lore claim on the store page is not fulfilled.
- Other characters one-shot in bosses (weight 0.11): Other characters get one-shot in boss fights, indicating balance issues.
- Miusaki ruins game for friends (weight 0.11): Miusaki ruins the game for friends, according to one reviewer.
- Worst campaign in 100 OJ (weight 0.11): The campaign is considered the worst played in 100 OJ.
- Only two characters talk (weight 0.11): Only two characters talk in the campaign across ten levels.
- Campaign dialog requires Alicianrone (weight 0.11): Campaign dialog requires playing Alicianrone to understand.
- Tomomo missing from campaign (weight 0.11): Creator of the world (Tomomo) doesn't get any lines in the campaign.
- Story only contains waifus (weight 0.1): The entire story contains only waifus, according to one reviewer.
- Last two levels reversed (weight 0.1): The last two campaign levels should have been reversed.

Gameplay feedback:
- Miusaki's defensive passive limits damage (weight 0.91): 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 (weight 0.56): 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 (weight 0.54): 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 (weight 0.54): 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 (weight 0.49): Miusaki's hyper ability makes her invincible for one turn. This provides a powerful defensive option, especially against high-damage opponents.
- Character stats and battle system (weight 0.47): Characters have HP, ATK, DEF, and evasion stats that interact during battle resolution. These stats determine damage dealt and taken, and evasion triggers passive abilities.
- Campaign packs with extreme difficulty (weight 0.31): The game features campaign packs with an extreme difficulty setting. Beating the story on extreme mode unlocks an additional home marker and board.
- Map movement and star collection (weight 0.31): The game features a map movement system with star collection, home tiles, level-ups, and specific tile types like green tiles and boss tiles. Players navigate the board to complete objectives.
- Ceoreparque's supporting capabilities (weight 0.3): Ceoreparque has supporting capabilities through Normas and can weaponize enchanted hair to punish low attackers. Her hyper can lock opponents in place and re-trigger harmful panels.
- Character packs with unique mechanics (weight 0.3): The game includes character packs with unique stat lines, passives, and hypers. Some characters have damage-limiting mechanics and evade abilities that trigger during combat.
- Miusaki's sustain-focused abilities (weight 0.23): Miusaki's abilities are focused on sustain, including her hyper that prevents damage for a turn. She can also use Anger to counterattack bosses after taking damage.
- Final battle and special cards (weight 0.22): The game includes a final battle mechanic and cards such as the Rainbow Ring and the ultimate battle card. These add strategic depth to endgame scenarios.
- Game modes: Story and Bounty Hunt (weight 0.22): The game offers multiple modes, including Story mode and Bounty Hunt. These provide different ways to play and objectives to complete.
- Additional campaign episodes (weight 0.22): The DLC includes 10 new campaign episodes, expanding the game's story content. This provides more gameplay for those who enjoy the narrative.
- Repa's ultimate re-triggers panels (weight 0.14): Using Repa's ultimate on herself after reaching home can trigger the victory condition upgrade again. This allows for strategic plays and additional effects.
- Field events restore health (weight 0.13): Field events can restore health and significantly affect character survivability. This adds an unpredictable element to gameplay.
- Norma system for objectives (weight 0.12): The game has a Norma system for objectives, which players complete to level up and gain advantages. This system adds a layer of strategy.
- Custom card decks building (weight 0.12): Players can build custom card decks, allowing for personalized strategies and playstyles. This enhances replayability.
- Co-op mode available (weight 0.12): The game has a co-op mode, enabling players to team up and play together. This adds a social aspect to the game.
- Voice lines duration (weight 0.11): Voice lines can last 3-5 turns in online play, which may affect pacing or provide information. This is a minor but noticeable detail.

Performance notes:
No performancepoints

Recommendations:
- Miusaki beginner-friendly and powerful (weight 0.15): 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 (weight 0.15): 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 (weight 0.14): After understanding the game's systems, using both characters is recommended. They become more effective once mechanics are mastered.
- Witch Pack highly recommended (weight 0.14): One reviewer strongly endorses the Witch Pack and would recommend it indefinitely. It stands out as a favored purchase.
- Unique playstyles for characters (weight 0.14): The DLC is worth considering for characters with very unique playstyles. These distinct mechanics offer fresh gameplay experiences.
- Completionist and voice appeal (weight 0.13): Some recommend the DLC for completionists and for Repa's distinctive voice, though the characters are not essential. It adds optional flavor rather than core value.
- Appeal for sadistic players (weight 0.11): The DLC is suggested for players who enjoy watching others struggle or suffer. This niche appeal targets a specific audience.

Other player notes:
- Campaign praised as energetic and long (weight 0.52): 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 (weight 0.3): 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 (weight 0.28): 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 (weight 0.22): 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 (weight 0.21): 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.
- Plutia included in DLC (weight 0.19): Plutia is included as a character in the DLC. This adds a popular character to the roster.
- Highly favored DLC character pack (weight 0.13): The pack is a favorite DLC character pack among players. It is well-received overall.
- DLC balanced, not pay-to-win (weight 0.13): The DLCs are not pay-to-win, and the developers balance them. This ensures fair gameplay.
- Extreme mode unlocks bonus content (weight 0.12): Beating the characters' story on extreme mode grants an additional home marker and board. This provides extra incentive for skilled players.
- New adorable music themes added (weight 0.12): The DLC includes new adorable music themes. These add to the overall experience.
- Witch Pack from unfinished Alicianrone (weight 0.12): The Witch Pack characters come from a game called Alicianrone, which is still unfinished. This raises questions about the characters' origins.
- Repa's voice speed unusually slow (weight 0.11): Repa's voice speed is 10% of the normal speed of other characters. This has been noted as a distinctive trait.
- Character pack lacks voice acting (weight 0.11): The character pack has no voice. This is a notable drawback for some players.
- Ceoreparque compared to Bayonetta (weight 0.11): Ceoreparque is described as Bayonetta's spiritual cousin. This comparison highlights the character's stylish combat.
- Follow-up to Breaker pack (weight 0.11): This DLC provides additional story following the breaker pack. It continues the narrative.
- Repa compared to Saki in battles (weight 0.11): Repa is compared to Saki in terms of suffering in battles. This suggests a difficult playstyle.
- AoS2 Steam version referenced (weight 0.1): The AoS2 Steam version is mentioned in relation to this DLC. This connects to the broader franchise.
- Repa's BGM reminiscent of Mario Party (weight 0.1): Repa's background music reminds players of Horror Land from Mario Party 2. This nostalgic reference is a notable detail.
- Miu's ultimate wording inconsistent (weight 0.1): Miu's ultimate is described as 'lasting effect (1 turn)' while original cards use 'lasting effect (1)'. This inconsistency could confuse players.

Emotions:
- Satisfaction (weight 0.23): Players feel satisfied because the DLC offers excellent value for the price, with strong, beginner-friendly characters like Miusaki that perform well in battles. The added variety and story mode content further justify the purchase.
- Disappointment (weight 0.16): Disappointment stems from the lack of voice acting in the character pack, a low-energy campaign that fails to deliver on lore promises, and Ceoreparque's weak stats and poor survivability.
- Frustration (weight 0.13): Frustration arises from difficult stages in the Traveler Pack's extreme campaign, such as the 4atk7hp troll stage, and from Cleopatra's frequent evades prolonging fights. Miusaki's sustain abilities feel inadequate, and rigged dice make winning seem impossible.
- Amusement (weight 0.13): Amusement comes from watching opponents waste stars chasing a character only to deal minimal damage, as well as from the gay campaign, out-of-context story quotes, and cringy campaign episodes.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.13): Players enjoy the DLC because both characters are fun and effective in battles, with unique playstyles and campaign variance. Using Miusaki to play bosses with friends adds to the enjoyment.
- Affection (weight 0.06): Affection is felt because the Witch Pack enables a defense-based clear of extreme difficulty, and Repa is considered very cute.
- Appreciation (weight 0.06): Appreciation is expressed for Repa having the best voice in the game and for the designs of Ceoreparque and Miusaki.
- Indifference (weight 0.03): Indifference is due to neither character being important to have.
- Admiration (weight 0.03): Admiration is directed at the developers for balancing the DLC to avoid pay-to-win mechanics.
- Joy (weight 0.03): Joy is caused by the beautiful background music.}