100% Orange Juice News

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A new storyline begins in new "Extracurricular Crisis" event, with a new Tag Team game mode!
Version 3.24 also adds macOS and Steam Timeline support!



A brand new event, Extracurricular Crisis, written by Hono and illustrated by Tsukino is now live until December 21!

Meet new characters and play in the new Tag Team game mode to collect Restaurant Pures stamps and clear the event! (other game modes also progress event but at half the pace).

The Tag Team game mode has players packing not one but TWO characters into the match! The characters can be tagged out every 3 chapters, and will automatically tag out if the player is KO'd! Unleash wild new synergies and clever ploys!

Note that Tag Team game mode is limited to the event duration.

The event rewards include new costumes, dice, a new field "Pures Stamp Rally", and more!

Alongside the addition of Tag Team, most characters in the game have had new voice lines added.


Good news for our resident apple lovers! 100% Orange Juice now supports macOS as well!

This is still a new addition and there might be unforeseen issues - if you run into problems, make sure to let us know! We'll be on the lookout to fix those.


100% Orange Juice now also supports the new Steam Timeline feature! This puts markers on the Steam overlay timeline when using Game Recording to show important events, and clearly shows game phases.

[h2]OpenGL Update, New Steam Branches[/h2]
After extensive testing, the OpenGL build has now moved from the Steam Beta to live build!

There may still be some undiscovered bugs even after over a year of testing, so if you run into those, just make sure to report them to us! We don't expect anyone will be unable to play the game because of the change, but just in case we've made a new Steam Beta branch that still carries a DirectX build (the previous default), so if for some reason you are unable to play on the OpenGL build, you can switch to that:
Game Properties -> Betas -> "DirectX_Backup"
This beta will be discontinued once we're confident that players don't have any issues with the OpenGL build.

As we earlier announced, we are now dropping support for x86 architecture. But just for anyone who is unable to play 64 bit games, we've archived the latest version of the game to a new Legacy branch:
Game Properties -> Betas -> "legacy_3.23.1"

This legacy build won't be updated, but you can still play with other people using the same build.

We hope you'll enjoy this major new update!

Hello dear players,

From the next update of 100% Orange Juice, we plan to be discontinuing 32-bit support. By all likelihood this should not affect you, and the support for 32-bit versions of Windows itself is already ending on 2025/05/31, but we wanted to give an advance notice just in case. We've continued supporting it since the release of the 64-bit version, thanks to a bug in Direct Sound that could cause the loading to be stuck on 64-bit systems under really specific circumstances, but since we have already moved from Direct Sound for almost 1 year already, it's not a roadblock for us anymore.

64-bit systems are already the mainstream of personal computing for at least 13 years - even laptops from 10 years ago already supported 64-bits, so we hope this change will not affect any players in a major way.

Focusing on a 64-bit build will also allow us to keep improving the game without the shackles of hardware limitations. Our Linux version is already 64-bit only, and the soon to be released macOS version is also 64-bit. Many hardware and software vendors are phasing out 32-bit support. This makes it increasingly difficult to maintain a 32-bit version of your software without encountering compatibility issues, and has been limiting new features we can add to the game. By focusing on a single 64-bit version, we can deliver a more robust, secure, and performant gaming experience for all our players.

Thank you for the continued support as we keep improving the game!

The following issues have been addressed:

- Fixed an issue where the icon to convert decorations to stars and oranges was not correct in the shop.
- Fixed an issue that made the idle timer in online games to not be visible
- Fixed an issue not awarding decorations by KO'ing minions in co-op

Happy decoration hunting!

The annual Halloween event is here! Don your best costume and get ready to decorate your lobby!

A rerun of the Tricked Out event is now on until November 5!

The story of the long-awaited event is written by Hono and the ending is illustrated by Tsukino.

Progress for the event is not reset, but the event has been updated with new costumes to buy in the Shop, and old prices have been adjusted!

This update also fixes a desync issue that has been affecting Linux players.

Happy dress-up Halloween!