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A robot fighting game
Developer User4438｜Date and time 23/7/28 4:40:03
Build time 13.056 sec｜Game capacity 2.938KB｜

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Select Your Robot

This is a simple robot fighting game implemented as a single HTML file. The game starts by displaying a robot selection area, where the user can choose their robot by clicking on one of the pictogram buttons. Once a robot is selected, the game display area will show the selected robot. To play the game, the user can click on the "Attack" button, which will simulate an attack from both the user's robot and the enemy robot. The outcome of the attack will be displayed in the game info area. The game will continue until there is a winner (either the user or the enemy), and then the game will be over. Note: This game is for demonstration purposes and doesn't have any advanced gameplay or graphics. It's a basic implementation focusing on the logic flow.

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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
	<title>Robot Fighting Game</title>
</head>
<body>
	
	<div id="game-display"></div>

<div>
		<h2>Select Your Robot</h2>
		<button onclick="selectRobot('robot1')">🤖</button>
		<button onclick="selectRobot('robot2')">🦾</button>
		<button onclick="selectRobot('robot3')">🤖‍</button>
	</div>

<div>
		<button onclick="attack()">Attack</button>
	</div>

<div id="game-info"></div>

// Helper function for updating game display
		function updateGameDisplay() {
			document.getElementById('game-display').textContent = selectedRobot;
		}

// Helper function for updating game info
		function updateGameInfo(message) {
			document.getElementById('game-info').textContent = message;
		}

// Function to select the user's robot
		function selectRobot(robot) {
			selectedRobot = robot;
			updateGameDisplay();
			updateGameInfo("You are ready to fight!");
		}

// Function to simulate robot attack
		function attack() {
			if (gameOver) {
				updateGameInfo("Game over! Refresh the page to play again.");
				return;
			}

if (!selectedRobot) {
				updateGameInfo("Select your robot first!");
				return;
			}

// Simulate enemy robot attack
			let enemyRobot = ['🔫', '💣', '⚔️'][Math.floor(Math.random() * 3)];

// Determine the outcome of the attack
			let outcome;
			if (selectedRobot === enemyRobot) {
				outcome = "It's a draw!";
			} else if (
				(selectedRobot === 'robot1' && enemyRobot === 'robot3') ||
				(selectedRobot === 'robot2' && enemyRobot === 'robot1') ||
				(selectedRobot === 'robot3' && enemyRobot === 'robot2')
			) {
				outcome = "You win!";
			} else {
				outcome = "You lose!";
			}

updateGameInfo(`Enemy robot attacked with ${enemyRobot}. ${outcome}`);

// Set game over flag if the game ends
			if (outcome !== "It's a draw!") {
				gameOver = true;
			}
		}

// Game start
		updateGameDisplay();
		updateGameInfo("Select your robot to start the game!");
	</script>
</body>
</html>

To play the game, the user can click on the "Attack" button, which will simulate an attack from both the user's robot and the enemy robot. The outcome of the attack will be displayed in the game info area. The game will continue until there is a winner (either the user or the enemy), and then the game will be over.

Note: This game is for demonstration purposes and doesn't have any advanced gameplay or graphics. It's a basic implementation focusing on the logic flow.