The phrase "a network game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a game that is played over a network, typically involving multiple players connected through the internet or a local area network.
Example: "The new multiplayer feature allows players to join a network game and compete against each other in real-time."
Alternatives: "an online game" or "a multiplayer game".
The "best-shot" public goods game is a network game, defined on a social network.
In other respects the technical difficulties would no different than trying to develop a network game for PCs playing against each other and having different specs.
In 1964 he became the first African American to join a network game show as a regular panelist when he began appearing on Missing Links.
We model the determination of local and national state capacity as a network game in which each municipality, anticipating the choices and spillovers created by other municipalities and the decisions of the national government, invests in local state capacity and the national government chooses the presence of the national state across municipalities to maximize its own payoff.
We consider a set of agents which are connected via a directed communication graph: each agent in the network has to optimize a local cost function which depends on the agent's decision and on the decision taken by the set of its neighbors, giving rise to a Network Game.
We consider a network game for firms conduct R&D to reduce the cost of the production.
In the most direct comparison to a broadcast network game, ABC drew 21 million viewers for a matchup of no. 2 Michigan at no. 1 Ohio State in November 2006.
Takano M, Wada K and Fukuda I (2016a) Reciprocal altruism-based cooperation in a social network game.
The game against the Giants, though, is a featured network game, one of two being played at 4 15 p.m. Eastern, and the 49ers players know it is an opportunity to make a public statement.
Cow Clicker is a social network game on Facebook developed by video game researcher Ian Bogost.
A social network game titled Game of Thrones Ascent is in development by Disruptor Beam that will allow players to live the life of a noble during the series' period setting.
