The phrase "an enjoyable game" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a game that is fun or entertaining to play.
Example: "After playing for hours, I can confidently say that this is an enjoyable game for all ages."
Alternatives: "a fun game" or "a delightful game."
He said that for the mayor, it was all an enjoyable game.
"It's a fast game and an enjoyable game to watch without the TV timeouts," Richter said.
But technical issues and outdated visuals spoil what is otherwise an enjoyable game with a commendable sense of freedom and exploration.
It has taken three years longer than it should have, but Electronic Arts has finally come up with an enjoyable game under the Spore umbrella, called Darkspore.
O.K., so the donkey and cabbage stew doesn't translate beyond Piemonte, but picking and preparing dishes at random will prove an enjoyable game for a winter's day.
But if Mr. Ives never quite settles on a satisfying solution to the mystery he presents, the play is still nifty, skillfully wrought entertainment, an enjoyable game of kitten-with-a-whip and mouse.
PAGE B9 STYLES APPLYING BEACH SKILLS To Backyard Games Beach volleyball takes an otherwise enjoyable game to a new level by introducing, among other things, skimpy clothing.
To those of us who remember Alien fondly, however, the movie takes on several extra layers, both as a sort of prequel and universe expansion, as well as from a cinematography viewpoint, where a fan could play a very enjoyable game of bingo with the homages and similarities embedded in Prometheus.
An online GamePro review in 2000 remarked that while the game's graphics had not aged well, it was still a thoroughly enjoyable game, earning it a perfect "fun factor" score and an Editor's Choice award.
That's the end of an increasingly enjoyable game.
It is occasionally possible for them to make out of the most trivial and routine activity an intrinsically enjoyable game or dance or play".
