SIBO

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Recreate a Spanish-language 2D educational web quiz game titled “SIBO” / “Reto Intestino Delgado”, presented as a polished responsive single-screen interface rather than an animated world. Use a dark navy radial-gradient background with a centered shell, rounded dark blue glass-like card, subtle borders and shadow, bright cyan-to-lime accent gradients, pale blue body text, and amber warning callouts. At the top, show a cyan/blue rounded-square “iD” logo, the heading “Reto Intestino Delgado”, the subtitle “Un laboratorio de decisiones sobre SIBO”, and on the right a progress label plus a horizontal cyan-to-lime progress bar. At the bottom show the disclaimer “Aprender no es diagnosticar: analiza evidencias y justifica tus decisiones.” and a lime score label during play.

Start screen: inside the large rounded card show the cyan uppercase eyebrow “Juego educativo · secundaria”, a large headline “Investiga antes de concluir.”, and explanatory Spanish text: “Resuelve 11 desafíos sobre SIBO, el intestino delgado y la interpretación responsable de síntomas. Tendrás que conectar procesos, detectar mitos y justificar decisiones sin diagnosticar.” Add an amber left-bordered notice reading “Regla del laboratorio: una respuesta puede ser compatible con SIBO sin confirmarlo. La meta es analizar evidencias, comparar explicaciones y comunicar con cuidado.” At the bottom provide a large full-width or prominent gradient button labeled “Comenzar investigación”.

Core gameplay is exactly 11 sequential multiple-choice case challenges. Each challenge has an eyebrow “Caso breve”, a large title, a small cyan pill tag such as “1 · Fundamentos”, a dark inset scenario panel, and four selectable answer buttons arranged in a 2-column grid on desktop and one column on narrow screens. Use these challenge topics and correct answers: 1) explain that the small intestine participates in digestion/absorption and normally has fewer bacteria than the colon; 2) bloating, gas and stool changes are compatible with many situations and require context/professional evaluation, not confirmation of SIBO; 3) excess bacteria in the small intestine can compete for nutrients and ferment food before absorption finishes; 4) excess bacteria can lead to altered fermentation, gas/distension and possible absorption interference; 5) persistent symptoms and weight loss require attention to duration, intensity and warning signs and professional evaluation; 6) SIBO means an excess/alteration of bacteria in the small intestine, not simply normal bacteria anywhere in the digestive system; 7) claims that rice, bread and fruit must be eliminated forever are an overgeneralization because tolerance, quantity and context vary; 8) fairly investigate eating speed versus a single culprit by recording meals, speed, portions, symptoms and context for several days without changing many variables at once; 9) symptoms after dairy could have alternatives such as lactose intolerance and do not identify SIBO by themselves; 10) intestinal movement and emptying affect how long contents remain and can change the bacterial environment, without guaranteeing SIBO; 11) respond to a worried friend by listening, not diagnosing, warning about risks of extreme restrictions, and recommending a health professional.

When the player clicks an answer, prevent further choices, mark the correct option with a pale green background/border, and if the selected answer is wrong mark it red while still revealing the correct answer. Award one point only for a correct choice. Show feedback below the answers: for a correct choice use a green-tinted panel headed “✓ Buena decisión”; for an incorrect choice use a red-tinted panel headed “△ Revisa tu razonamiento”. Each challenge must include a Spanish explanatory feedback paragraph emphasizing evidence, uncertainty, alternative causes, and that education does not replace clinical evaluation. Enable a button only after answering, labeled “Siguiente desafío”, or “Ver resultado” on challenge 11. Update the top progress bar based on challenge index and show “Desafío N de 11” plus “Puntos: X”.

Results screen: show the eyebrow “Informe del laboratorio”, a large score such as “8/11”, a score-dependent Spanish message: for 80% or more, “Tu razonamiento conecta mecanismos, evidencias y límites.”; for 55–79%, “Tienes una base sólida; vuelve a los casos donde confundiste compatibilidad con diagnóstico.”; otherwise “El laboratorio deja pistas: repasa ubicación, exceso bacteriano, síntomas inespecíficos y mitos.” Include a centered cyan-to-lime percentage meter, the reminder “Recuerda: este juego enseña a analizar ideas sobre SIBO; no reemplaza la evaluación de un profesional de la salud.” and a gradient button “Repetir investigación” that resets to the first challenge with zero points. Make the layout accessible, high contrast, keyboard/click friendly, responsive, and keep all visible game copy in Spanish. Do not add combat, characters, timers, lives, random power-ups, or diagnostic claims.