The baby shower game problem
Most baby shower game lists recycle the same five games that everyone has played at every shower for the last twenty years. The 'guess the baby food' game. The 'measure the belly' game. The bingo card. These aren't bad — they're just predictable, which means no one's particularly excited. The personality field in this prompt changes the output significantly. A mom-to-be who loves competition gets games with actual winners. One who's more private gets lower-stakes, participation-focused activities. The AI calibrates to who the shower is actually for.
The no-supplies game is always the crowd favourite
The instruction to include at least one game that requires no supplies is worth keeping because those games almost always end up being the most fun. They tend to be word-based, memory-based, or observation-based — things like predicting what the baby will be or naming baby items alphabetically. No setup, no cleanup, no one fumbling with pieces, and the energy stays in the room rather than shifting to logistics.