a game about a man with jerry. Jerry is a very sad man who lives alone, genre: horror's game

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Developer User7704｜Date and time 23/9/23 17:06:35
Build time 29.704 sec｜Game capacity 3.262KB｜

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Sure, here's an example of a simple game about a man named Jerry using JavaScript and pictograms. Please note that this is just a basic implementation to give you an idea, and you can expand and modify it according to your preferences:

Remember to create a directory called "pictograms" in the same location as the HTML file, and place the pictogram images inside it. Replace the `src` attribute in the image tag (`<img src="emozi_all/pictogram.png"`) with the actual path and file name of the pictogram you want to use for Jerry. This is a very basic game structure, and you can enhance it by adding more actions, levels, or interactions between the player and Jerry. Feel free to modify and expand the code as per your requirements and preferences.

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```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Jerry's Adventure</title>
    <style>
        body {
            font-family: Arial, sans-serif;
            text-align: center;
            margin-top: 100px;
        }
    </style>
</head>
<body>
    <script>
        // Declare variables
        let happiness = 50;
        let fear = 0;

// Helper function to update the game status
        function updateStatus() {
            if (happiness >= 100 && fear <= 30) {
                gameOver(true); // Jerry is happy, he won!
            } else if (happiness <= 0 || fear >= 100) {
                gameOver(false); // Jerry is sad or scared, he lost!
            }
        }

// Helper function to end the game
        function gameOver(hasWon) {
            document.body.innerHTML = '<h1>Game Over</h1>';
            if (hasWon) {
                document.body.innerHTML += '<p>Congratulations! Jerry is happy.</p>';
            } else {
                document.body.innerHTML += '<p>Oh no! Jerry is sad or scared.</p>';
            }
        }

// Event handler for clicking on actions
        function performAction(action) {
            if (action === 'play') {
                happiness += 10;
                fear += 5;
            } else if (action === 'eat') {
                happiness += 5;
                fear += 2;
            } else if (action === 'sleep') {
                happiness += 8;
                fear -= 5;
            } else if (action === 'watchTV') {
                happiness -= 5;
                fear += 10;
            }

updateStatus();
        }

// Initial game setup
        function startGame() {
            document.body.innerHTML = '<h1>Jerry\'s Adventure</h1>';
            document.body.innerHTML += '<p>Jerry is a very sad man who lives alone.</p>';
            document.body.innerHTML += '<img src="pictograms/sadman.png" width="200" alt="Jerry"><br><br>';
            document.body.innerHTML += '<button onclick="performAction(\'play\')">Play with Jerry</button>';
            document.body.innerHTML += '<button onclick="performAction(\'eat\')">Feed Jerry</button>';
            document.body.innerHTML += '<button onclick="performAction(\'sleep\')">Put Jerry to Sleep</button>';
            document.body.innerHTML += '<button onclick="performAction(\'watchTV\')">Watch TV with Jerry</button>';

updateStatus();
        }

// Start the game
        startGame();
    </script>
</body>
</html>
```

Remember to create a directory called "pictograms" in the same location as the HTML file, and place the pictogram images inside it. Replace the `src` attribute in the image tag (`<img src="pictograms/sadman.png"`) with the actual path and file name of the pictogram you want to use for Jerry.

This is a very basic game structure, and you can enhance it by adding more actions, levels, or interactions between the player and Jerry. Feel free to modify and expand the code as per your requirements and preferences.