[haldora]

Hmm, next time! I keep thinking of ways to tie in education to a text adventure. Trying to achieve what Walt Disney said:

> I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than educate people and hope they were entertained.

[jacobwilliamroy]

My sole reason for playing Assassin's Creed games is so I can wander around in historical settings and read the flavor text they use to describe the various landmarks and historical events, artworks and people. Honestly, I think Ubisoft should eighty-six the assassin stuff and just make virtual museums.

[crtasm]

AC Oddyssey and Origins had an educational mode complete with tour guides (or is that what you're referring to?)

[jacobwilliamroy]

That is not what I am referring to. The structure of those modes is too rigid: players have to follow a planned route, stop and wait for the guide to finish talking at each station. Too much like a real life tour.

[crtasm]

Ah I understand, my assumption is you can disable/ignore the tour and walk around as you wish but I'm yet to have chance to try the mode myself to confirm.

[cbames89]

I think this would be a great cross with AI-Dungeon 2. Just feed all the text from rick and morty if you can get it.