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Simple music player
Developer User18915｜Date and time 24/2/12 4:31:27
Build time 7.787 sec｜Game capacity 2.409KB｜

Sure, here's a simple HTML file that implements a basic music player game using JavaScript and pictograms:

In this example, the game is a simple music player. It consists of two pictogram buttons - a play button and a stop button. The play button is represented by the `emozi_all/game.png` image, and the stop button is represented by the `emozi_all/stop.png` image. When the play button is clicked, the JavaScript function `play()` is called, which creates an `Audio` object with the given audio file URL (`song.mp3`) and starts playing the song. When the stop button is clicked, the JavaScript function `stop()` is called, which pauses the song and resets its current time to the beginning, effectively stopping the playback. The `handleButtonClick()` function handles the button clicks and calls the appropriate play or stop functions based on the button ID passed as an argument. Note: You will need to replace the `emozi_all/play.png`, `emozi_all/stop.png`, and `song.mp3` with your own image and audio files respectively in order to run this code successfully.

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Sure, here's a simple HTML file that implements a basic music player game using JavaScript and pictograms:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Music Player Game</title>
    <style>
        #playButton, #stopButton {
            width: 100px;
            height: 100px;
            border-radius: 50%;
            margin: 10px;
            display: inline-block;
            cursor: pointer;
        }

#playButton {
            background-image: url('play-icon.png');
        }

#stopButton {
            background-image: url('stop-icon.png');
        }
    </style>
</head>
<body>
    <script>
        // Audio file URL
        const audioFile = 'song.mp3';
        // Audio element
        let audio;

// Function to start playing the song
        function play() {
            audio = new Audio(audioFile);
            audio.play();
        }

// Function to stop the song
        function stop() {
            audio.pause();
            audio.currentTime = 0;
        }

// Function to handle button clicks
        function handleButtonClick(buttonId) {
            if (buttonId === 'playButton') {
                play();
            } else if (buttonId === 'stopButton') {
                stop();
            }
        }
    </script>

<div id="playButton" onclick="handleButtonClick('playButton')"></div>
    <div id="stopButton" onclick="handleButtonClick('stopButton')"></div>
</body>
</html>
```

In this example, the game is a simple music player. It consists of two pictogram buttons - a play button and a stop button. The play button is represented by the `play-icon.png` image, and the stop button is represented by the `stop-icon.png` image.

When the play button is clicked, the JavaScript function `play()` is called, which creates an `Audio` object with the given audio file URL (`song.mp3`) and starts playing the song.

When the stop button is clicked, the JavaScript function `stop()` is called, which pauses the song and resets its current time to the beginning, effectively stopping the playback.

The `handleButtonClick()` function handles the button clicks and calls the appropriate play or stop functions based on the button ID passed as an argument.

Note: You will need to replace the `play-icon.png`, `stop-icon.png`, and `song.mp3` with your own image and audio files respectively in order to run this code successfully.