The phrase "astronaut game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a game that involves astronauts or space exploration themes, often in a playful or educational context.
Example: "The children were excited to play the astronaut game, where they could simulate a space mission and learn about the solar system."
Alternatives: "space game" or "cosmonaut game".
The Finnish mobile gaming juggernaut attached a giant Angry Birds slingshot to the Seattle Space Needle yesterday and had an astronaut demo the game from the International Space Station two weeks ago.
Linking TV with the telephone is also translating into sales for Fiveworks, a Munich company that provides the communications system to let viewers on other channels play a video game called Astronaut or display text messages during broadcasts of the "Big Brother" reality show.
Ahead of the US-Germany game the astronauts acted out some extravagant goal celebrations.
Headlines like "How to use the loo in space", "Astronaut Tim Peake plays Space Invaders game in space" and "How to make scrambled eggs in space" are all very well, but what is a spaceman when he's no longer in space?
Advanced concepts like the Float Ball league, he argued, would develop in time from astronaut fitness programs, virtual reality games, zero-gravity flights and educational efforts designed to instill post-space age children with new interstellar dreams.
Fancy makeup or not, successfully impersonating a serial killer if often the kiss of death to an actor's career, but Theron, a South African-born former model then best known for pouting her way through Hollywood thrillers like Reindeer Games and The Astronaut's Wife, definitively turned things around with Monster.
A trailer for the award-winning 'The Vanishing of Ethan Carter', the first game from The Astronauts.
But this is not the same as saying that God is a command and control astronaut responsible for some wicked hunger game experiment on planet earth.
Over the years, the Mattel doll has been been everything from an astronaut to a firefighter to a game developer, and even the president of the United States.
Q: Would you rather be in space than at Lee Valley?! A: I did apply before the Beijing Games to become an astronaut with the European Space Agency .
