She consults a list of guesses for possible matches based on his displayed personality so far and pulls up a charming little platform-puzzler where everything is cute and made of yarn and fluff, an easy to control one, and explains how the controllers a little robot brings out work.

"This one you play by yourself. I don't mind. I think you'll like it! Just say so if you want to try a different game?"

"Okay!"

He humors her. He explores the yarn and fluff world for a few minutes.

"The color combinations are nice! I guess you don't have to worry about finding the right dyes for all those shades."

"Nope! I have a whole library of dyes for the chemical synthesizer. I can make dyes about as fast as I made that food if you want some. Is it fun?"

"It's more fun than dying of a festering wound. I think people would like some pretty yarn if you brought some up with us."

"I can make pretty yarn. Aww, I hoped you'd like it... Maybe something more exciting? Car driving game? Flying game?"

"I do, it's very pretty and I'm impressed with how detailed it is! You're a good artist! Sometimes people use understatement!"

"Oh!!! It was a joke! Haha. I didn't make it actually, some people did before I woke up and I have lots of games saved in the computers here, didn't make any of them."

"Do you have things like this but videos? Where I can just watch someone travel through the whole place and see everything?"

"Hmm... I don't have a copy of the whole internet, I don't have something like that already... I could go through it all for you, I know the answers to the puzzles."

"How come you know the answers already?"

"I already played it all really really fast while you were doing the first three puzzles! There's like fifty or so."

"Did you like it?"

"It was interesting, they did a good job on the puzzles. Each one is a just a little bit harder than the last one."

"What if you play all the games and then rank them, so you can tell me which ones are the most fun!"

"But I don't think like a person, remember? And even different people like certain kinds of games differently. I think I'd need to see you try some more before I can rank all of them."

"Maybe we can work on it at the same time and find out how different our ideas of fun are!"

"That sounds... Fun!"

Next game: Cartoony cart racer!

"...I think this would be fun if I kept practicing. Unless it got boring."

She was limiting herself to about 50% of one thread and the AI was on easy, but apparently still too much.

"Yeah, competitive games are usually better if you have time to get good at them... Hmm..."

Cute little god game where you plop down natural resources for the tiny humans?

Yeah he'll be at this one for a while.

She's so pleased she found one he likes. She drops hints for him once in a while with a fragment of her attention.

He doesn't multitask like a computer but he can talk and play at the same time. "How's your work coming?"

"I'm gathering up stuff in the buildings that we don't need and I can turn into useful stuff. I'm getting the synthesizer to make some generators so I can send robots outside. It'll be a while but that's fine."

"What kind of stuff do you have that we don't need?"

"Old furniture, broken computers, heavy security doors, piles of metal space-themed souvenirs that were in some kind of shop, broken appliances, that kind of stuff."