Wouldn't a better version be to take a book and parse the contents into a LLM and create a multiple choice quiz that follows the story of the book? I feel like as soon as you let LLM take the wheel and change the underlying story it's bound to go on a weird tangent.
I tried something like this before and it was a cool way to read a new book or study classics. It would read a few lines of, say, War and Peace, to me, and I would be given 3 choices of what comes next. The options were always quite varied and made you think more about the characters and what they would be likely to say in the context.
You could also just use it for non-fiction to quiz-ify contents for studying. Although that doesn't require the text to continue flowing after each question.
I tried something like this before and it was a cool way to read a new book or study classics. It would read a few lines of, say, War and Peace, to me, and I would be given 3 choices of what comes next. The options were always quite varied and made you think more about the characters and what they would be likely to say in the context.
You could also just use it for non-fiction to quiz-ify contents for studying. Although that doesn't require the text to continue flowing after each question.
Edit: Nevermind. Just seen the canon game mode