Game over screenGame over screen
Developer Rowdagriff|Date and time 23/12/3 7:44:31 Build time 69.621 sec|Game capacity 2.881KB|Script
Sure! Here's an example of a simple game implemented as a single HTML file using JavaScript and enclosed in script tags:
Pictogram Game
In this game, there are several pictograms that represent different words (e.g., cat, dog, tree, etc.). On page load, a random pictogram is displayed, and the player needs to guess the corresponding word. They can enter their guess in a prompt dialog that appears when they click the "Guess" button.
After their guess, a message is displayed indicating whether their guess was correct or not. They can continue guessing different words by clicking the "Guess" button again.
Note that in this example, you would need to provide your own pictogram images and update the `src` attribute of the `pictogramImg` element accordingly.
Once the game is over (if there are no further rounds), you can simply display a "Game Over" message or any other desired ending screen to indicate that the game has finished.