The phrase "artistic game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a game that emphasizes creativity, aesthetics, or artistic expression, often in the context of video games or board games.
Example: "The new indie title is an artistic game that focuses on visual storytelling and unique art styles."
Alternatives: "creative game" or "aesthetic game".
It's artistic game playing, highly pleasurable up to a point.
"Baseball is an artistic game, a beautiful game," Mr. Leslie said as he polished off his lunch.
It wasn't necessarily the most artistic game from start to finish, but the ending certainly gave it a Picasso-like flourish.
In 1986, four longtime friends decided to play an artistic game that involved using the same four objects in still-life paintings.
By then, it was the end of February, and time to play the most self-consciously artistic game on the list: Heavy Rain, by Quantic Dream, a studio in Paris that got development funding from Sony.
It is "precisely the tragic myth that has to convince us that even the ugly and disharmonic are part of an artistic game that the will in the eternal amplitude of its pleasure plays with itself".
As grand follies go, it beats subjecting pensioners to metal, but The Elder could be an artistic game-changer, too.
He was philosophically minded, a radical humanist (who despised social gradations and petty snobbery) and loved playing clever artistic games.
This will not go down as one of the more artistic games in his tenure, but national titles are not graded by style points.
I use quotations because "Beginning of the End of the... ...... consistently questions this notion of the real, indulging in nostalgia even while rubbing the present up against all sorts of artistic games.
He saw materials as stages on which to act out his artistic games – the platonic white gallery space could be filled with white "canvases", only not made of canvas anymore but fluff, fur and straw, polystyrene and felt.
