Sure! Here's an example of a basic Mario game implemented as a single HTML file using JavaScript. Note that due to the limitations of text-based communication, I won't be able to provide actual pictograms or user interface elements, but you can imagine how they would look like:
This code sets up a simple Mario-like game with a player, platforms, an enemy, and a goal. The player can move left and right using arrow keys or specified joystick controls (represented by a red box), jump using a jump button, and interacts with the platforms, enemy, and goal. When the player jumps on top of the enemy, it dies. When the player reaches the goal, a message appears indicating that the game is won, and the game can be reset.