Kaiju takedown! Mechs vs kaiju's game

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Kaiju takedown! Mechs vs kaiju
Developer User12093｜Date and time 23/11/16 5:00:13
Build time 84.694 sec｜Game capacity 2.922KB｜

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Sure! Here's a simple text-based game called "Kaiju Takedown" where you can control mechs to fight against kaiju. Note that the game only includes basic functionality and does not have any visual components or pictograms as requested. The game can be played by running the HTML file in a web browser.

This game simulates a battle between two mechs (Mech 1 and Mech 2) and a kaiju. The player chooses the mech they want to control and attacks the kaiju while the kaiju attacks a random mech. The game continues until either all mechs or the kaiju is defeated, and the winner is displayed at the end. Please note that as this is a basic implementation, there are no fancy graphics or visual elements involved.

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```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Kaiju Takedown</title>
</head>
<body>
    <script>
        // Define the Mech and Kaiju objects
        function Mech(name, power) {
            this.name = name;
            this.power = power;
            this.attack = function (kaiju) {
                kaiju.health -= this.power;
            }
        }

function Kaiju(name, health) {
            this.name = name;
            this.health = health;
            this.attack = function (mech) {
                mech.health -= 20; // Kaiju always deals 20 damage per attack
            }
        }

// Create initial Mechs and Kaiju
        var mech1 = new Mech("Mech 1", 50);
        var mech2 = new Mech("Mech 2", 70);
        var kaiju = new Kaiju("Kaiju", 200);

// Game loop
        while (mech1.health > 0 && mech2.health > 0 && kaiju.health > 0) {
            // User input for mech selection and attack
            var mechChoice = parseInt(prompt("Select a Mech (1 or 2) to attack Kaiju:\n1. Mech 1\n2. Mech 2"));

if (mechChoice === 1) {
                mech1.attack(kaiju);
                console.log("Mech 1 attacked Kaiju");
            } else if (mechChoice === 2) {
                mech2.attack(kaiju);
                console.log("Mech 2 attacked Kaiju");
            } else {
                console.log("Invalid choice!");
            }

// Kaiju attacks a random Mech
            var randomMech = Math.random() < 0.5 ? mech1 : mech2;
            kaiju.attack(randomMech);
            console.log("Kaiju attacked " + randomMech.name);

// Print current health status
            console.log("Mech 1 health: " + mech1.health);
            console.log("Mech 2 health: " + mech2.health);
            console.log("Kaiju health: " + kaiju.health);
            console.log("---------------------------");
        }

// Once the game ends, display the winner
        if (mech1.health <= 0 && mech2.health <= 0) {
            console.log("Kaiju wins!");
        } else if (kaiju.health <= 0) {
            console.log("Mechs win!");
        } else {
            console.log("Game over!");
        }
    </script>
</body>
</html>
```

This game simulates a battle between two mechs (Mech 1 and Mech 2) and a kaiju. The player chooses the mech they want to control and attacks the kaiju while the kaiju attacks a random mech. The game continues until either all mechs or the kaiju is defeated, and the winner is displayed at the end. Please note that as this is a basic implementation, there are no fancy graphics or visual elements involved.