The phrase "a host of games" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number or variety of games available for play or consideration.
Example: "The festival featured a host of games for children and adults alike, ensuring everyone had something to enjoy."
Alternatives: "a multitude of games" or "a variety of games".
But, as the sports columnist Mark Montieth wrote after reviewing a host of games from the nineteen-fifties and sixties, "The difference in skills and athleticism between eras is remarkable.
"I thought we created enough chances to win a host of games and we haven't converted them.
The partnership also provided a host of games, interactive vignettes and rooftop bars to bring the community to life.
Even with a host of games delayed until 2015 (the smart ones, if you ask me), this fall, like every fall, has been jam packed with major releases.
In this week's edition of the App Roundup, we've got a host of games that will help you get through whatever your vacation travels have in store for you.
Aaron Rodgers and Odell Beckham Jr. have signed new contracts that continue to expand the boundaries of what football players can earn, the Yankees are making moves to protect their regional sports network, and the college football season gets into gear today with a host of games that will scratch your football itch (including the Big Ten opener between Northwestern and Purdue).
A host of game-altering policies are now coming into play, and thankfully, the team with the best record will finally gain home field advantage instead of the winner of the All-Star Game.
Similarly, there are a host of game-centric service providers like Chartboost and Playhaven that may veer in this direction as well this year.
Twitch, the popular game-streaming site owned by Amazon, just inked a deal with one of the most popular game developers to broadcast a host of game tournaments exclusively on the service.
Just think about it, in the late 1960s Chuck Barris created a host of game shows that were huge hits.
With 20 honorary PhDs, a host of game-changing inventions, and five national best-selling books, he is arguably the most productive man in the world.
