Phaser Editor 2D

By Phaser Editor 2D

A series of videos for making your first game with Phaser & Phaser Editor 2D. It is a basic game. You are Phaser character jumping around a world of platforms, and collect stars. When you collect all the stars, new stars appears... and a bomb! You should avoid those bombs. If you touch a bomb, you lose.

These series of videos follow step by step the official Phaser tutorial made by Richard Davey, author of Phaser.

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  Part 1: Introduction.

  Setup a Phaser project with Phaser Editor 2D.
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  Part 2: Loading Assets.

  Add the images & spritesheets to the asset pack file. Create your first scene.
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  Part 3: World Building.

  Add objects to the scene. Make the platform prefab. Add physics to a prefab.
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  Part 4: The Platforms.

  Group the platforms with an Object List (array). Refresh the static physics bodies of the platforms. Merge user code with generated code.
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  Part 5: The Player

  Create the player prefab and add physics to it. Create the player animations. Create a user property for auto-player the player animation.
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  Part 6: Adding Physics.

  Add a collider for testing interaction between the player and the platforms. Add platforms to a Layer.
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  Part 7: Controlling the Player.

  Add cursor keys to the scene for controlling the player. Animate the player.
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  Part 8: Collecting Stars

  Add the stars and layout them. Add a collider/overlap for collecing the stars. Refactor the level & prefabs.
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  Part 9: Scores and Scoring.

  Create a score Text object & prefab. Update the score text when the player takes a star.
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  Part 10: Bouncing Bombs.

  Respawn the stars & restart physics bodies. Spawn the bombs.

By SuperTommy at Ourcade.co

We've got another video going over the use of PhaserEditor2D! This time it is about creating a Preloader Scene to let players know that assets are being loaded before a game starts. Combine it with the Apple loading indicator from the blog post above! PhaserEditor2D's project structure is a little bit different than the code-only project set-up that we usually use so this video goes over the things you need to know.

By SuperTommy at Ourcade.co

This is a series for creating a Memory Match game with Phaser Editor 2D as found in Mario Party! 🎉 It takes the conceptually simple memory game mechanics and spices it up as only Nintendo can. You use a character to select boxes and find all matches before the time runs out.

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  Create a Character in Phaser Editor 2D for Memory Match - Part 1

  In part 1, we use Kenney's Sokoban assets to create a character that can walk up, down, left, and right. Learn how to create a new Phaser Editor 2D project, add images, and create animations!
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  Use Prefabs to Create Boxes in Phaser Editor 2D for Memory Match - Part 2

  In part 2, we use the concept of Prefabs to create instances of boxes that share the same template and can be updated at the same time to layout the design of a level.
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  Components to Add Box Reveal in Phaser Editor 2D for Memory Match - Part 3

  In part 3, we use User Components to add logic and functionality to boxes for revealing the item it is holding.
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  Checking for Matches in Phaser Editor for Memory Match - Part 4

  In part 4, we implement checking for matches between boxes within the updated codebase that uses Components.
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  Determining Win Condition in Phaser Editor for Memory Match - Part 5

  In part 5, we implement the logic for the evil bear and checking for the win condition when all matches are found.
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  Adding a Countdown Timer in Phaser Editor 2D for Memory Match - Part 6

  In part 6, we add a countdown timer with User Components. Then we add a message when time's up and all matches have not been found.