Sure, here's a simple implementation of a Mario game using JavaScript and pictograms:
🍄🌿🏰
In the above code, we have a simple Mario game with a game board represented by the `game-board` div. The Mario character is represented by the
🔵 pictogram.
The game starts automatically when the page loads. The player can make Mario jump by pressing the 'ArrowUp' key on their smartphone. Each time the player jumps, a new 🔵 is added to the game board, visually representing Mario's progress.
This is a basic implementation, but you can expand it by adding more features, obstacles, or levels to make it a fully-fledged game.