A game like pokemon but use cavemen characters and as they level up they learn new moves to fight, having a female and male compatible in team party can result in breeding for a new random baby caveman or cave woman. There are evil group who battle us they are aliens and can also evolve.'s game

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Developer User19181｜Date and time 24/2/15 11:35:46
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Sure! Here's a simple example of a game similar to Pokémon, but with cavemen characters and some additional features:

In this example, I've created a simple text-based game where cavemen characters and an alien can level up and learn new moves as they progress. The game starts by creating cavemen and an alien, and then their levels are increased using the `levelUp()` method. Each character has a set of moves that they learn at different levels. You can run this code in any modern web browser by saving it into an HTML file and opening it. The game logic and outputs are logged to the browser console, which you can view by right-clicking on the page and selecting "Inspect" or similar options. Please note that this is a very basic example and does not include any interactivity or graphical representation. To create a fully functional game, you would need to implement additional features, user interactions, and graphics using JavaScript game libraries or frameworks.

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Sure! Here's a simple example of a game similar to Pokémon, but with cavemen characters and some additional features:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Cavemen Adventures</title>
</head>
<body>
    <canvas id="gameCanvas" width="800" height="600"></canvas>

levelUp() {
                this.level++;
                if (this.level === 2) {
                    this.moves.push("Fireball");
                } else if (this.level === 3) {
                    this.moves.push("Club Smash");
                } else if (this.level === 4) {
                    this.moves.push("Earthquake");
                }
            }
        }

// Alien class
        class Alien {
            constructor() {
                this.level = 1;
                this.moves = ["Laser Beam"];
            }

levelUp() {
                this.level++;
                if (this.level === 2) {
                    this.moves.push("Electric Shock");
                } else if (this.level === 3) {
                    this.moves.push("Teleport");
                } else if (this.level === 4) {
                    this.moves.push("Plasma Strike");
                }
            }
        }

// Game logic
        const caveman1 = new Caveman("Bob", "Male");
        const caveman2 = new Caveman("Alice", "Female");
        const alien = new Alien();

console.log("Welcome to Cavemen Adventures!");

console.log(`Caveman 1: ${caveman1.name}, Gender: ${caveman1.gender}`);
        console.log(`Caveman 2: ${caveman2.name}, Gender: ${caveman2.gender}`);
        console.log(`Alien: Level ${alien.level}`);

caveman1.levelUp();
        caveman2.levelUp();
        alien.levelUp();

console.log(`Caveman 1 leveled up! New level: ${caveman1.level}`);
        console.log(`Caveman 2 leveled up! New level: ${caveman2.level}`);
        console.log(`Alien leveled up! New level: ${alien.level}`);

console.log(`Caveman 1's moves: ${caveman1.moves.join(", ")}`);
        console.log(`Caveman 2's moves: ${caveman2.moves.join(", ")}`);
        console.log(`Alien's moves: ${alien.moves.join(", ")}`);
    </script>
</body>
</html>
```

You can run this code in any modern web browser by saving it into an HTML file and opening it. The game logic and outputs are logged to the browser console, which you can view by right-clicking on the page and selecting "Inspect" or similar options.

Please note that this is a very basic example and does not include any interactivity or graphical representation. To create a fully functional game, you would need to implement additional features, user interactions, and graphics using JavaScript game libraries or frameworks.