Speaking as someone who has no familliarity with this developer's back catalogue of games, 100% Orange Juice is a pretty good Mario Party-like for PC that's fun for all the family and friends, being one big crossover using characters from the developer's other games.

There's no mini games, instead you win by gaining stars by passing appropriate spaces, or beating out your friends in dice roll battles. You use these to level up your character, and after a certain amount of level ups, you'll win. You can also turn the tide in your favor by drawing and using cards with their own effects that will benefit you and detriment other players.

The story modes aren't very enticing as battles against CPUs simply aren't as fun as your friends, and half the time they beat you at every corner even on the easiest difficulty. As for the story and characters themselves, I know nothing about these characters, nor do I really care - I just like some of their designs, that's about it.

The base game only includes a few characters to play, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles, so I'd recommend you pick up the game + all DLCs as a full priced game on sale, to find which character works for you.

There's a WHOLE LOT of DLCs, with achievements tied to them, and the game still gets updated to this day after 10 years. How much content is too much content? Who knows. Don't stress about completing this one if you're a completionist like me, just sit back and relax while murdering your friends.

Oh, and the music rules. So much.

Speaking as someone who has no familliarity with this developer's back catalogue of games, 100% Orange Juice is a pretty good Mario Party-like for PC that's fun for all the family and friends, being one big crossover using characters from the developer's other games. There's no mini games, instead you win by gaining stars by passing appropriate spaces, or beating out your friends in dice roll battles. You use these to level up your character, and after a certain amount of level ups, you'll win. You can also turn the tide in your favor by drawing and using cards with their own effects that will benefit you and detriment other players. The story modes aren't very enticing as battles against CPUs simply aren't as fun as your friends, and half the time they beat you at every corner even on the easiest difficulty. As for the story and characters themselves, I know nothing about these characters, nor do I really care - I just like some of their designs, that's about it. The base game only includes a few characters to play, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles, so I'd recommend you pick up the game + all DLCs as a full priced game on sale, to find which character works for you. There's a WHOLE LOT of DLCs, with achievements tied to them, and the game still gets updated to this day after 10 years. How much content is too much content? Who knows. Don't stress about completing this one if you're a completionist like me, just sit back and relax while murdering your friends. Oh, and the music rules. So much.