Anyone know anything about Better Games out of Burbank, Canlifornia?

The company who seem to have published something called Conrad's Fantasy Role-Play Game in 1990, and a series of what appear to be random dungeons called HUGOs? They also seem to have published Designing Fantasy Scenarios, also in 1990.

I have a booklet called Designing Fantasy Scenarios and now this HUGO (Heuristic Underworld Generated Output) Dungeon. It's just that I only just twigged they were from the same company and I'd never heard of them. Couldn't find them on ToT. Do you have a list of products and any pictures of them?

Are Designing Fantasy Scenarios or HUGO worth checking out, as sources of good adventure design ideas?  I've never heard of these.

HUGO is presented as a somewhat random computer generated dungeon, akin to Mammoth Dungeons, but smaller and with keyed encounters which the writer claims are 'heuristicly' placed, meaning with some sort of logic and relation to one another. You get a few pages explaining how and why the HUGO system was developed, then an overview of the dungeon, a stack of keyed locations and encounters, and corresponding dungeon maps. All xeroxed dot matrix computer printout presented in a folded card cover.

Designing Fantasy Scenarios: Complete Mission Generation System is what I can only describe an an expanded version of what David Emigh tried to do in The Quest. Instead of just presenting six 'quests' Better Games try to present a system for creating adventure plots and paths. It's not a 'create a dungeon' type book, more a 'create a storyline' type book.

I'm about to part with my copy, as it is surplus to my needs, if you want it, Allan.