The same answer can give different results, and relatively good answers can result in death while few word joke answer gibberish can result in life. The lack of reasoning for why you lived/died means you don't get any feedback on how to better your answers and makes you feel like your input is meaningless (because it is). The brunt of the fun comes from seeing the result of your actions, but they may get stale fast as the generated text can usually be summarized with "Player did X, but it didn't work and Player died" or "Player did X, and it worked as expected". The idea is unique even among the diverse party mini-games but the AI part is a hit or miss and doesn't feel very well thought out.