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Developer User4222｜Date and time 23/7/18 3:13:20
Build time 16.679 sec｜Game capacity 2.007KB｜

Here's a simple game implementation for an intersection controller using only a single HTML file with JavaScript enclosed in script tags. Please note that without a browser, the game will not be playable directly. However, you can refer to the provided JavaScript code and adapt it to an appropriate gaming environment (e.g., a browser-based game) to play the game.

The code above sets up the basic structure for an intersection controller game. It initializes the game with a score of 0 and sets up a setInterval function to update the game state every second (1000ms). In the `updateGame` function, the score is incremented by one with every iteration, and the current score is logged to the console. Additionally, it checks if the score reaches or exceeds 10, and if so, it stops the game loop and logs "Game Over!" to the console. The game starts automatically when the page loads by calling the `startGame` function in the `window.onload` event handler. To play the game in an appropriate gaming environment, you would need to use a browser or a suitable JavaScript runtime environment that allows for user interactivity and visual output. The provided code gives you a starting point for the game logic, and you can expand upon it to create a more engaging game experience with pictograms or graphics.

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Here's a simple game implementation for an intersection controller using only a single HTML file with JavaScript enclosed in script tags. Please note that without a browser, the game will not be playable directly. However, you can refer to the provided JavaScript code and adapt it to an appropriate gaming environment (e.g., a browser-based game) to play the game.

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>

<script>
  // Intersection Controller Game

// Game initialization
  let score = 0;
  let intervalId = null;

// Function to start the game
  function startGame() {
    // Start the game loop
    intervalId = setInterval(updateGame, 1000);
  }

// Function to update the game state
  function updateGame() {
    // Increment the score
    score++;

// Output the current score
    console.log("Score:", score);

// Check game over conditions
    if (score >= 10) {
      clearInterval(intervalId);
      console.log("Game Over!");
    }
  }

// Start the game when the page loads
  window.onload = startGame;
</script>

</body>
</html>
```

The code above sets up the basic structure for an intersection controller game. It initializes the game with a score of 0 and sets up a setInterval function to update the game state every second (1000ms).

In the `updateGame` function, the score is incremented by one with every iteration, and the current score is logged to the console. Additionally, it checks if the score reaches or exceeds 10, and if so, it stops the game loop and logs "Game Over!" to the console.

The game starts automatically when the page loads by calling the `startGame` function in the `window.onload` event handler.

To play the game in an appropriate gaming environment, you would need to use a browser or a suitable JavaScript runtime environment that allows for user interactivity and visual output. The provided code gives you a starting point for the game logic, and you can expand upon it to create a more engaging game experience with pictograms or graphics.