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Call of duty warzone
Developer User4222｜Date and time 23/8/26 9:29:04
Build time 14.928 sec｜Game capacity 3.178KB｜

Unfortunately, I cannot create a full-fledged game like Call of Duty Warzone within the constraints of a single HTML file, especially considering its complexity and size. Developing such a game requires advanced game development frameworks, 3D rendering engines, and extensive coding. Additionally, the use of pictograms is not feasible for creating a game like Call of Duty Warzone. However, I can provide you with a basic text-based game example implemented in JavaScript, enclosed within script tags, which you can play in a web browser. In this simple game, you will be presented with a multiple-choice scenario, and you must make the correct choices to win. Below is an example implementation:

Please note that this example is a simple text-based game using JavaScript inside an HTML file. It doesn't have the complexity, graphics, or gameplay of Call of Duty Warzone, but it gives you an idea of how to create a basic game structure using HTML and JavaScript. Feel free to modify and improve upon this example to create your own game experience.

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Unfortunately, I cannot create a full-fledged game like Call of Duty Warzone within the constraints of a single HTML file, especially considering its complexity and size. Developing such a game requires advanced game development frameworks, 3D rendering engines, and extensive coding. Additionally, the use of pictograms is not feasible for creating a game like Call of Duty Warzone.

However, I can provide you with a basic text-based game example implemented in JavaScript, enclosed within script tags, which you can play in a web browser. In this simple game, you will be presented with a multiple-choice scenario, and you must make the correct choices to win. Below is an example implementation:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <title>Text-based Game</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <script>
      // Game logic and scenarios
      const scenarios = [
        {
          scenario: "You are in a dark room. What do you do?",
          choices: [
            { text: "Turn on the light", correct: true },
            { text: "Stay in the dark", correct: false },
          ],
        },
        {
          scenario: "You see a locked door ahead. What do you do?",
          choices: [
            { text: "Look for a key", correct: true },
            { text: "Break the door", correct: false },
          ],
        },
        {
          scenario: "You find a hidden passage. Do you enter?",
          choices: [
            { text: "Yes", correct: true },
            { text: "No", correct: false },
          ],
        },
      ];

let currentScenarioIndex = 0;

function displayScenario() {
        const currentScenario = scenarios[currentScenarioIndex];
        const scenarioElement = document.getElementById("scenario");
        const choicesElement = document.getElementById("choices");

scenarioElement.textContent = currentScenario.scenario;
        choicesElement.innerHTML = "";

currentScenario.choices.forEach((choice, index) => {
          const choiceButton = document.createElement("button");
          choiceButton.textContent = choice.text;
          choiceButton.addEventListener("click", () =>
            continueGame(choice.correct)
          );
          choicesElement.appendChild(choiceButton);
        });
      }

function continueGame(isCorrect) {
        if (isCorrect) {
          if (currentScenarioIndex === scenarios.length - 1) {
            alert("Congratulations! You won the game.");
            return;
          }
          currentScenarioIndex++;
          displayScenario();
        } else {
          alert("Game over! You made the wrong choice.");
          return;
        }
      }

// Start the game
      displayScenario();
    </script>

<h1 id="scenario"></h1>
    <div id="choices"></div>
  </body>
</html>
```

Please note that this example is a simple text-based game using JavaScript inside an HTML file. It doesn't have the complexity, graphics, or gameplay of Call of Duty Warzone, but it gives you an idea of how to create a basic game structure using HTML and JavaScript. Feel free to modify and improve upon this example to create your own game experience.