They're less automatons and more... internal? They don't do anything physical for you like a blender would. It can pretend to think and give you information, though, if someone teaches it properly — which is essentially what coding is. Giving it the right set of instructions.

[ She's rather insightful about it, so Cain's just gonna settle back. He pauses for a moment to look under the table and leans down to reach underneath. There's a noise that almost sounds like 'urs!' before he sits back up. ]

Oh, lots of games. It isn't just one. They don't tend to be complicated because, again, limited hardware in exchange for the portability but they're working on that, too.