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The phrase "a sort of game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that resembles a game or has game-like qualities, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The negotiation felt like a sort of game, with each side trying to outsmart the other."
Alternatives: "a kind of game" or "a type of game."
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It was a sort of game, in a way.
Suddenly, it was a sort of game for me.
Perhaps holding a gun and aiming it at something has always been a sort of game.
The result is a sort of game of consequences, in which one show feeds another.
When their daughter was asleep Jack & Clare played a sort of game together to while away the time.
What Madden has been concentrating on is playing a sort of game of keep-away with Thornton.
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Think about it as a sort of Games Without Frontiers but lacking a solid, meritocratic selection or any sort of minimum academic requirements.
Maybe I'll try a game like Flower, for the PlayStation 3, which is a sort of motocross game for wind and petals.
It's a sort of parlor game that he plays.
And it created a sort of a game that people were playing that turned out to be productive.
Alberto, a charming, charismatic doctor, arrives late and brings with him a sort of parlor game.
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