Orcbusters
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Orcbusters is a 1986 role-playing game adventure for Paranoia published by West End Games.
Contents
Orcbusters is an adventure which features a dungeon crawl and other fantasy roleplaying elements.
Reception
Marc Gascoigne reviewed Orcbusters for White Dwarf #82, and stated that "Ken Rolston [...] was a designer for TSR. He's certainly used this adventure to get it all out his system – he doesn't let slip a single opportunity to squeeze yet another brain-wrenching joke out of his material. But he does this while still maintaining a plot so creaky it ought to be a door in Call of Cthulhu."{{cite magazine | last =Gascoigne | first =Marc | author-link =Marc Gascoigne | title =Open Box | magazine =White Dwarf | issue =82 | pages =2–3 | publisher =Games Workshop | date = October 1986 }}
Don Towers reviewed Orcbusters in Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer No. 78.{{cite journal|last=Towers |first=Don |date=April–May 1987 |title=Capsule Reviews|journal=Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer|publisher=Diverse Talents, Incorporated|issue=78|pages=22}} Towers commented that "Orc-busters, while good, does not fully match the standards set [by previous Paranoia releases]."