It just seems like another instance of getting amusement from seeing what gibberish or absurdity it'll spit out this time. So that puts it in a similar category as Goat Simulator, or Bethesda games before several post-release patches have come out.

If there were more structure, maybe the sibling comment about imagination would be more on point. e.g. Scribblenauts, a game with an impressive dictionary of things that can be drawn on command and interact with the world, full of possibilities, yet if you're just going at it from a pure solve-the-puzzle perspective you can beat basically everything by spamming "black hole".

I don't really like either kinds of games but I think I understand the appeal...