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The phrase "a scenario game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of game that involves players navigating through various scenarios or situations, often requiring decision-making and strategy.
Example: "In a scenario game, players must adapt their strategies based on the unfolding events and challenges presented to them."
Alternatives: "a situational game" or "a role-playing game".
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In addition to a choice of seven (or 14 in Alien Crossfire) factions, pre-game options include scenario game, customized random map, difficulty level, and game rules that include victory conditions, research control, and initial map knowledge.
Last year, Abbott matched against Clemens in practically the same scenario, Game 4 of the American League Championship Series.
For each scenario, game outcomes were used to map future land management at parcels to landscape scales.
Role play is really big in this scenario game.
However, in larger scenario games, playing as a sniper can be a vital role, and prove to be a very fun experience.
In my youth I used to create similar live action scenario games, and I'm familiar both with their delights and their limits.
In longer scenario games, if the enemy hasn't advanced to the position you are working at, chances are they won't advance through that position at all.
To continue Mr MacAskill's poker analogy, there is a scenario in that game known as a "bad beat".
Healthcare is played like a win-lose scenario, a game where there is an invariable winner (Washington) and a constant loser - us (We The Patients).
The game was praised for its graphics, scenarios, game system, and the freshness it brought to the Final Fantasy series.
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