Despite the lack of NPC stats, this is a solidly serviceable movie style one-shot which combines holiday horror and wedding woes. Horror at El Dorado Royale is absolutely, the very best scenario for Call of Cthulhu that Ben Burns has written to date.

A full review of the scenario be found at Reviews from R'lyeh: http://rlyehreviews.blogspot.com/2023/06/miskatonic-monday-197-horror-at-el.html

A nice, little adventure, Borderlands Adventure 1: Wreck in the Ring should provide two good sessions of play, whatever game system the Game Master runs it in. It has a pleasing workmanlike, blue collar sensibility which should make for an interesting and low key change of pace. Even when the ‘monster’ does appear, it is done in a low-key fashion such that it feels like one possible consequence of the players’ actions rather than the whole point of the scenario. Not every Science Fiction adventure needs to feel as if the crew are just going to work, but when the Game Master knows that it is what his campaign could deal with, Borderlands Adventure 1: Wreck in the Ring is a good choice.

A full review of this scenario can be found at Reviews from R'lyeh: http://rlyehreviews.blogspot.co.uk/2017/09/wreck-on-borderlands.html