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Dog
Developer User18197｜Date and time 24/2/3 15:01:37
Build time 10.745 sec｜Game capacity 2.985KB｜

As an AI language model, I can provide you with a simple example of a text-based game implemented in a single HTML file using JavaScript. This game will involve guessing the correct dog breed based on pictogram representations. Here's an example code:

Guess the Dog Breed

Question Mark

In this game, pictograms are represented using emojis. Each emoji represents a different dog breed. The player needs to guess the correct dog breed based on the given pictogram. The game starts by showing a question mark and input field. Once the player enters their guess and clicks the "Submit" button, the game checks if the guess is correct and provides feedback accordingly. The game then randomly selects a new pictogram representing another dog breed. You may need to create a folder named "dog_pictograms" and place the corresponding pictogram images inside it. For example, the pictogram emoji "🐶🐾" should have an image named "emozi_all/pictogram.png" inside the "dog_pictograms" folder. Please note that the example provided is a basic implementation and can be further enhanced or customized to fit your requirements.

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As an AI language model, I can provide you with a simple example of a text-based game implemented in a single HTML file using JavaScript. This game will involve guessing the correct dog breed based on pictogram representations.

Here's an example code:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <title>Guess the Dog Breed</title>
</head>
<body>
  <h1>Guess the Dog Breed</h1>
  <img id="dogImage" src="dog_pictograms/question_mark.png" alt="Question Mark" width="200" height="200">
  <br>
  <input type="text" id="guessInput" placeholder="Enter your guess">
  <button onclick="checkGuess()">Submit</button>
  <p id="result"></p>

<script>
    var dogBreeds = {
      "🐶🐾": "Beagle",
      "🐕🏔️": "Bernese Mountain Dog",
      "🐩👑": "Poodle",
      "🐾🐕": "Paw",
      "🐶🌷": "Terrier",
      "🦴🗻": "Dalmatian",
      "🐶🎾": "Labrador Retriever",
      "🐕❄️": "Husky",
      "🐩🛁": "Maltese",
      "🐾🌭": "Hot Dog"
    };

var dogKeys = Object.keys(dogBreeds);
    var randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * dogKeys.length);
    var currentDogKey = dogKeys[randomIndex];
    var currentDogBreed = dogBreeds[currentDogKey];

var dogImageElement = document.getElementById("dogImage");
    var guessInputElement = document.getElementById("guessInput");
    var resultElement = document.getElementById("result");

function showNewDog() {
      dogImageElement.src = "dog_pictograms/" + currentDogKey.toLowerCase() + ".png";
    }

function checkGuess() {
      var guess = guessInputElement.value.trim();

if (guess.toLowerCase() === currentDogBreed.toLowerCase()) {
        resultElement.textContent = "Congratulations! You guessed it right!";
      } else {
        resultElement.textContent = "Sorry, wrong answer. The correct breed is " + currentDogBreed + ".";
      }

guessInputElement.value = "";
      guessInputElement.focus();

randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * dogKeys.length);
      currentDogKey = dogKeys[randomIndex];
      currentDogBreed = dogBreeds[currentDogKey];

showNewDog();
    }

showNewDog();
  </script>
</body>
</html>
```

In this game, pictograms are represented using emojis. Each emoji represents a different dog breed. The player needs to guess the correct dog breed based on the given pictogram. The game starts by showing a question mark and input field. Once the player enters their guess and clicks the "Submit" button, the game checks if the guess is correct and provides feedback accordingly. The game then randomly selects a new pictogram representing another dog breed.

You may need to create a folder named "dog_pictograms" and place the corresponding pictogram images inside it. For example, the pictogram emoji "🐶🐾" should have an image named "beagle.png" inside the "dog_pictograms" folder.

Please note that the example provided is a basic implementation and can be further enhanced or customized to fit your requirements.