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I am probably the worst at hitting a rock but damn if it wasn't a good passive 70 hours.

They weren't kidding when they said that the soundtrack came with a free game.

That said, the game is pretty enjoyable. Definitely has me interested in checking out earlier titles in the series.
Don't really have much to say.

The game itself is... Alright.
Standing on its own merits it works as a basic farming game that allows players to run a rather efficient farm as one progresses, with somewhat decent characters, and an excellent fishing system.

But I honestly can't recommend this game when Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons and Rune Factory exist already.

I came in wanting to cook, fight some weird stuff, eat strange foods, and some adventure.
I left with dread as I found out that this world was just a post-apocalyptic dystopia.
Definitely more than I bargained for and expected.

My current time with the game, 2.8 hours, is just my playtime mostly focusing on the main story with sometimes going back to explore with upgrades I got throughout the adventure.

The current game's price may be too high for the current content, but I found it satisfying enough and am looking forward to the major updates and its completion.
I have faith in this game and team.

My only issue is the forced installation of the Ubisoft launcher, other then that it's good old UNO.
Well... For the most part until you get into the card packs, such as the Rabbid pack that adds stuff to the game.
As far as complaints go I only wish we weren't forced to be in four player matches. It can be both interesting but annoying to have a bot take up the fourth spot.

Orange Juice, what can I say about it that others have not?
It's a fun (or frustrating) game to play after a long day.
It's a random game that is heavy on RNG, to the point where you can't relax -- not even when you're just a single space away from reaching home and winning the game because someone may have a card to change your position.
It's a good old time that is the same song and dance, but always changes since something is hitting the radio and thus changing the genre.

Orange Juice is a game that you pretty much understand after the first 20 games and may believe you know what to expect from there on after. Except it doesn't always go as you expect because of the RNG within it, the cards people put into the stack, the playstyles of the various and wonderful community members, and all the maps.

There's also still DLC and updates still coming in to ensure that the experience can still be fresh.

All of this leads to a truly wonderful mix that results in a tasty 100% Orange Juice.
This is my favorite game on Steam, so I'm sorry for the biased review.