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Phaser – A fast, fun and free open source HTML5 game framework

232 points by lobo_tuerto 11y ago

Beltiras 11y ago
I really REALLY like the examples they put up. This is a good resource for an entry level game-designer/programmer to try out some ideas.
- exodust 11y ago
  It's true, the examples are nicely presented. Full game examples would be good though. The community section has some, but I couldn't find anything really impressive. The car on terrain box2d example looks promising, but the question is, how does it perform in the context of a full game? Hillclimb Racing is the benchmark to aim for... great native app game. If we can get that performance happening in the browser with these engines then we're doing okay, but I can't help doubting these engines are up to Hillclimb Racing standards. That is, fast and smooth with lots of track loaded in memory. Even the native app suffers a slight stutter on occasion as it loads more track ahead, so I wonder how much track can be in memory in the browser. (I'm guessing these side scrolling games have a maximum window of game area available at any one time).
franze 11y ago
Coded http://lalo.li/car/ http://lalo.li/car/ (desktop only) for a js-meetup talk in Vienna. The good: as advertised, it's fast and free The bad: as with every framework, I would have done it another way
- antarion 11y ago
  Is this open-source?
  - intruder 11y ago
    I think it is. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9539248 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9539248 Really cool indeed, but at first I didn't draw wheels. Also the drawing area could be larger.
  - franze 11y ago
    MIT - https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/car https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/car But don't look at the code, I'm ashamed of it!
mannimow 11y ago
Good examples and loads of tutorials. I just started playing with it and circular dependencies make me cringe. Game object initiates subsystems that in turn get their dependencies through game object, which is a requirement for initialising aforementioned subsystems. What is this pattern? It's really tough to compose things with it.
- georgefrick 11y ago
  Working with it professionally, I agree. You pass the game object everywhere, no matter what. The variation if factory methods is also frustrating. It's ridiculous trying to reference how to create things when all the examples use game.add.<whatever> and sometimes you want to construct them separate and use .add.existing. But the standalone constructors will take different sets of arguments (including the game object).
robinduckett 11y ago
The framework is good, however I got faster (fps wise) results using my own rendering functions on Canvas than I was getting using their rendering on both Canvas and WebGL. I think in their efforts to be basically a drop in replacement for Flash/AS3 they have really let themselves down.
- enkephalin 11y ago
  the rendering is done by another library (pixi.js), and there is currently a rewrite of phaser underway, which will include a custom renderer, that is already much faster than the old one.
  - robinduckett 11y ago
    Awesome!
kelukelugames 11y ago
I am going through the official tutorial right now. Are there any: 1) examples of phaser games using multiple .js files? 2) games with multiple levels? And what are the best games made with phaser?
- georgefrick 11y ago
  I could possibly get you an example of both if you were interested. Most of the people using Phaser are using Tyepscript and doing multi-module management with that. I use Browserify (and bring in Phaser separately). If you have a state that loads levels, you change the level targets and restart the state so that the preload runs again and gets the new resources. Or you can load everything up front and approach multiple levels that way.
  - kelukelugames 11y ago
    yes please teach me!
    - georgefrick 11y ago
      Here is a multi-module project I wrote back in January: https://github.com/georgefrick/PhaserJsDemoGame https://github.com/georgefrick/PhaserJsDemoGame
- oneweekwonder 11y ago
  > 1) examples of phaser games using multiple .js files? Not a example but you can use Yeoman to organise your code. https://github.com/codevinsky/generator-phaser-official https://github.com/codevinsky/generator-phaser-official
- chinstorff 11y ago
  Here's a game with multiple levels and multiple .js files I made last June. Source: https://github.com/frontfish/blobber https://github.com/frontfish/blobber Play: http://frontfish.net/games/blobber http://frontfish.net/games/blobber
gavinmyers 11y ago
I've been tinkering with phaser for awhile, so far it's been an enjoyable experience. The best parts I've seen is the out-of-the-box support for animations and integration with tiled map editors. Work in progress (not too much to show really) http://gavinm.com/phased/ http://gavinm.com/phased/ Source https://github.com/gavinmyers/phased https://github.com/gavinmyers/phased
evo_9 11y ago
This is a great resource of examples; the author uses Phaser for all the samples: http://gamemechanicexplorer.com http://gamemechanicexplorer.com
bphogan 11y ago
I built a shooter with limited bullets with his. It was fun. I now encourage students to use this library. See my silly game at http://escape.bphogan.com http://escape.bphogan.com. It should work with a mouse or keyboard.
rufugee 11y ago
I looked at phaser recently, but couldn't find any examples of successful games made with it. Are there any success stories?
- wishinghand 11y ago
  The makers of Phaser.io were commissioned to make a game for each of the emotions from "Inside Out". I believe it's on their blog or the main developers blog.
- SomeCallMeTim 11y ago
  You know, this is one of the things that I think is really important in a game engine: Has a fully polished game ever shipped using the engine. It's easy, by comparison, to get to the 80% point with a game -- especially if you have a sample to start from that's somewhat close to what you want to create. What's hard is making every little bit work correctly; creating a finished product that doesn't have glitches, that works on all devices/in all browsers, and that has a good "feel" throughout. That last bit of polish, that last "20%", probably takes well over 80% of the time; I'd estimate it at about 95% of the time. And if you start with an "80%" engine that hasn't gone through that polish phase at least once, then you're doing all that work yourself. This isn't precisely what you asked: You asked for success stories. A casual browsing of the site doesn't find any published game lists, though. The creators of Phaser.io do have a list of games THEY'VE published with it: http://www.photonstorm.com/games http://www.photonstorm.com/games Look at the "HTML5" options; they used to make games in Flash. I looked at Phaser a while back, and decided against using it. None of those games actually look much more complicated than a proof-of-concept, 80%-at-most demo. On the other hand, Cocos2d-X has been used in dozens of hit games, and they are up to v3.0 of Cocos2d-js, which looks awesome, has an amazing free toolchain you can use, works in a browser, AND can be embedded in a custom wrapper on mobile (something like PhoneGap/Cordova, only tuned and optimized for game development -- it includes SpiderMonkey directly, for instance, so you don't have to worry about what browser it's running in). The choice wasn't that hard.
  - reitzensteinm 11y ago
    I shipped one of the first large games with Haxe on iOS (in ~2011), and I am at a loss for words to describe just how right you are. My game was complete, but the garbage collector would randomly crash, every hour or so. I spent nearly two weeks reading through incomprehensible C++ code, and completely failed to fix the problem myself. Hugh, the creator of NekoNME, graciously helped me after I sent in a deterministically crashing test case, and that's the only reason the game was shipped at all. I consider myself a competent developer, but utterly incapable of debugging someone elses GC. I also had to make a whole bunch of smaller fixes (eg adding in app purchases, fixing leaks etc), but those things I expected. If you're evaluating an engine for use, there should either be a flawless game more complex than what you're trying to accomplish, or you should be ready, willing and able to traverse the full stack fixing whatever comes up. (Note: Haxe is battle tested now.)
balazsdavid987 11y ago
After trying out several HTML5/JS game libraries, I'm pretty sure that Phaser is the best one for 2D games. It has frequent updates, great documentation and an awesome community support, too. One can learn a tremendous amount of game development techniques just be reading the source code of Phaser.
- novaleaf 11y ago
  what would you say is best for 3d? (Html5 engines I mean)
  - daredevildave 11y ago
    I would recommend PlayCanvas [http://playcanvas.com http://playcanvas.com]. :-) We have an editor tool (like Unity/Unreal), good documentation, a great community of other developers. And the engine is open source if you're not interested using the Editor tools [http://github.com/playcanvas/engine http://github.com/playcanvas/engine]
    - TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
      The person I'm replying to is the co-founder of playcanvas, for disclosure's sake.
cousin_it 11y ago
Is there any way to eliminate mouse lag? For example, in http://gamemechanicexplorer.com/#raycasting-2 http://gamemechanicexplorer.com/#raycasting-2 the light source lags visibly behind the pointer. I'd prefer it it was locked to the pointer.
- onion2k 11y ago
  I think that example is recalculating the wall positions for every frame. That works for an example of a mechanic, but you wouldn't do that in a real game.
  - cousin_it 11y ago
    I think the problem is worse than that. Here's a small jsfiddle showing that JavaScript's onmousemove is inherently laggy: http://jsfiddle.net/z8h6y787/ http://jsfiddle.net/z8h6y787/ Also see this page: http://atebits.github.io/browser-input-latency/ http://atebits.github.io/browser-input-latency/
bliti 11y ago
Make sure to check out Tiled , a level editor. It works great with phaser. Easy to use and learn. Free.
GavinAnderegg 11y ago
About a year ago, some friends and I made a small game using Phaser at a 12-hour hackathon. It's a nice little framework and, while we didn't really make use of many of its features, it was really easy to pick up. Check out what we built here: https://github.com/gavinanderegg/coffeeQuest https://github.com/gavinanderegg/coffeeQuest
- lcfcjs1 11y ago
  Totally agree, we made a game at a hackathon as well, I was able to the initial version of the game up and running using their examples in a couple hours.
HobbesDT 11y ago
Here is a small game I made to learn the engine awhile ago: https://github.com/rickyeh/cubejump https://github.com/rickyeh/cubejump It isn't polished yet as it's a work in progress, and I'm a pretty newbie programmer, so my code isn't perfect :) It was pretty easy for me to learn, even without a lot of CS experience, and worked pretty well on mobile (at least iOS) without too much hassle. If you have no idea how to make a game and want to make a simple one fast, it seems like an awesome library to do so. The examples and tutorials were plentiful and I was able to find detailed ones on third party sites as well.
fraXis 11y ago
My kids are currently learning Phaser. I highly recommend this for learning: https://www.discoverphaser.com/ https://www.discoverphaser.com/ (Not affiliated with them in anyway, just a customer who purchased it for my kids to learn).
babuskov 11y ago
Does it have any built-in tweening support? I remember choosing Easel.js a couple of years back because of this.
- georgefrick 11y ago
  It does, and they're easy to use.
sparaker 11y ago
Phaser is pretty impressive. i am building my first game on it and i am in love.
pelim 11y ago
most of our games we are publishing are developed in phaser.io http://games.famobi.com/action/taptastic-monsters http://games.famobi.com/action/taptastic-monsters http://games.famobi.com/best-games/fruita-swipe-2 http://games.famobi.com/best-games/fruita-swipe-2 http://games.famobi.com/puzzle/flow-free http://games.famobi.com/puzzle/flow-free
sailing8036 11y ago
QICI Engine (http://www.qiciengine.com/ http://www.qiciengine.com/) is a open-source JavaScript library based on Phaser with a web-based comprehensive suite of game making tools. It will be released soon, we want to help to make Phaser better. https://twitter.com/sailing8036/status/629495719414476800 https://twitter.com/sailing8036/status/629495719414476800 Phaser News: http://phaser.io/news/2015/08/qici-dota-demo http://phaser.io/news/2015/08/qici-dota-demo Dota demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/dota.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/dota.html Performance demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/performance.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/performance.html Tower Defense demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/tower.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/tower.html Casual game demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/sources.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/sources.html
- riffraff 11y ago
  this sounds interesting, but I get: > ERROR > Failed to contact the origin.
  - sailing8036 11y ago
    which demo causes this error?
    - riffraff 11y ago
      the actual home page at http://www.qiciengine.com/ http://www.qiciengine.com/, but it seems to work now.
- lobo_tuerto 11y ago
  Request Evaluation throws a 404.
  - sailing8036 11y ago
    Website is currently under construction, we will release QICI Engine next month. Thanks for your interest!
DamnInteresting 11y ago
This is quite a coincidence, I first learned of Phaser earlier today as I was investigating various modern HTML5 gaming engines. I have finished writing the story for a game that's been in my head for years, and I am eager to move on to implementation now that the story is solid. I may opt to roll my own engine since I am well-versed in the necessary minutia, and I enjoy the learning experience. But on the other hand, it would be nice to release the game within the decade. Damn the relentless march of time.
janithl 11y ago
Thomas Palef wrote 12 Phaser games in 12 weeks sometime back: http://www.lessmilk.com/ http://www.lessmilk.com/
valamit 11y ago
does anyone know of an example of a TCG/CCG or other card games built with phaser? I've been looking for a while without success.
- kyle_u 11y ago
  https://solitaire.gg https://solitaire.gg is my card game, it's WebGL/Phaser.

232 points by lobo_tuerto 11y ago

I really REALLY like the examples they put up. This is a good resource for an entry level game-designer/programmer to try out some ideas.

exodust 11y ago
It's true, the examples are nicely presented. Full game examples would be good though. The community section has some, but I couldn't find anything really impressive. The car on terrain box2d example looks promising, but the question is, how does it perform in the context of a full game? Hillclimb Racing is the benchmark to aim for... great native app game. If we can get that performance happening in the browser with these engines then we're doing okay, but I can't help doubting these engines are up to Hillclimb Racing standards. That is, fast and smooth with lots of track loaded in memory. Even the native app suffers a slight stutter on occasion as it loads more track ahead, so I wonder how much track can be in memory in the browser. (I'm guessing these side scrolling games have a maximum window of game area available at any one time).

franze 11y ago

Coded http://lalo.li/car/ http://lalo.li/car/ (desktop only) for a js-meetup talk in Vienna. The good: as advertised, it's fast and free The bad: as with every framework, I would have done it another way

antarion 11y ago
Is this open-source?
- intruder 11y ago
  I think it is. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9539248 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9539248 Really cool indeed, but at first I didn't draw wheels. Also the drawing area could be larger.
- franze 11y ago
  MIT - https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/car https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/car But don't look at the code, I'm ashamed of it!

mannimow 11y ago

Good examples and loads of tutorials. I just started playing with it and circular dependencies make me cringe. Game object initiates subsystems that in turn get their dependencies through game object, which is a requirement for initialising aforementioned subsystems. What is this pattern? It's really tough to compose things with it.

georgefrick 11y ago
Working with it professionally, I agree. You pass the game object everywhere, no matter what. The variation if factory methods is also frustrating. It's ridiculous trying to reference how to create things when all the examples use game.add.<whatever> and sometimes you want to construct them separate and use .add.existing. But the standalone constructors will take different sets of arguments (including the game object).

robinduckett 11y ago

The framework is good, however I got faster (fps wise) results using my own rendering functions on Canvas than I was getting using their rendering on both Canvas and WebGL. I think in their efforts to be basically a drop in replacement for Flash/AS3 they have really let themselves down.

enkephalin 11y ago
the rendering is done by another library (pixi.js), and there is currently a rewrite of phaser underway, which will include a custom renderer, that is already much faster than the old one.
- robinduckett 11y ago
  Awesome!

kelukelugames 11y ago

I am going through the official tutorial right now. Are there any: 1) examples of phaser games using multiple .js files? 2) games with multiple levels? And what are the best games made with phaser?

georgefrick 11y ago
I could possibly get you an example of both if you were interested. Most of the people using Phaser are using Tyepscript and doing multi-module management with that. I use Browserify (and bring in Phaser separately). If you have a state that loads levels, you change the level targets and restart the state so that the preload runs again and gets the new resources. Or you can load everything up front and approach multiple levels that way.
- kelukelugames 11y ago
  yes please teach me!
  - georgefrick 11y ago
    Here is a multi-module project I wrote back in January: https://github.com/georgefrick/PhaserJsDemoGame https://github.com/georgefrick/PhaserJsDemoGame
oneweekwonder 11y ago
> 1) examples of phaser games using multiple .js files? Not a example but you can use Yeoman to organise your code. https://github.com/codevinsky/generator-phaser-official https://github.com/codevinsky/generator-phaser-official
chinstorff 11y ago
Here's a game with multiple levels and multiple .js files I made last June. Source: https://github.com/frontfish/blobber https://github.com/frontfish/blobber Play: http://frontfish.net/games/blobber http://frontfish.net/games/blobber

gavinmyers 11y ago

I've been tinkering with phaser for awhile, so far it's been an enjoyable experience. The best parts I've seen is the out-of-the-box support for animations and integration with tiled map editors. Work in progress (not too much to show really) http://gavinm.com/phased/ http://gavinm.com/phased/ Source https://github.com/gavinmyers/phased https://github.com/gavinmyers/phased

evo_9 11y ago

This is a great resource of examples; the author uses Phaser for all the samples: http://gamemechanicexplorer.com http://gamemechanicexplorer.com

bphogan 11y ago

I built a shooter with limited bullets with his. It was fun. I now encourage students to use this library. See my silly game at http://escape.bphogan.com http://escape.bphogan.com. It should work with a mouse or keyboard.

rufugee 11y ago

I looked at phaser recently, but couldn't find any examples of successful games made with it. Are there any success stories?

wishinghand 11y ago
The makers of Phaser.io were commissioned to make a game for each of the emotions from "Inside Out". I believe it's on their blog or the main developers blog.
SomeCallMeTim 11y ago
You know, this is one of the things that I think is really important in a game engine: Has a fully polished game ever shipped using the engine. It's easy, by comparison, to get to the 80% point with a game -- especially if you have a sample to start from that's somewhat close to what you want to create. What's hard is making every little bit work correctly; creating a finished product that doesn't have glitches, that works on all devices/in all browsers, and that has a good "feel" throughout. That last bit of polish, that last "20%", probably takes well over 80% of the time; I'd estimate it at about 95% of the time. And if you start with an "80%" engine that hasn't gone through that polish phase at least once, then you're doing all that work yourself. This isn't precisely what you asked: You asked for success stories. A casual browsing of the site doesn't find any published game lists, though. The creators of Phaser.io do have a list of games THEY'VE published with it: http://www.photonstorm.com/games http://www.photonstorm.com/games Look at the "HTML5" options; they used to make games in Flash. I looked at Phaser a while back, and decided against using it. None of those games actually look much more complicated than a proof-of-concept, 80%-at-most demo. On the other hand, Cocos2d-X has been used in dozens of hit games, and they are up to v3.0 of Cocos2d-js, which looks awesome, has an amazing free toolchain you can use, works in a browser, AND can be embedded in a custom wrapper on mobile (something like PhoneGap/Cordova, only tuned and optimized for game development -- it includes SpiderMonkey directly, for instance, so you don't have to worry about what browser it's running in). The choice wasn't that hard.
- reitzensteinm 11y ago
  I shipped one of the first large games with Haxe on iOS (in ~2011), and I am at a loss for words to describe just how right you are. My game was complete, but the garbage collector would randomly crash, every hour or so. I spent nearly two weeks reading through incomprehensible C++ code, and completely failed to fix the problem myself. Hugh, the creator of NekoNME, graciously helped me after I sent in a deterministically crashing test case, and that's the only reason the game was shipped at all. I consider myself a competent developer, but utterly incapable of debugging someone elses GC. I also had to make a whole bunch of smaller fixes (eg adding in app purchases, fixing leaks etc), but those things I expected. If you're evaluating an engine for use, there should either be a flawless game more complex than what you're trying to accomplish, or you should be ready, willing and able to traverse the full stack fixing whatever comes up. (Note: Haxe is battle tested now.)

balazsdavid987 11y ago

After trying out several HTML5/JS game libraries, I'm pretty sure that Phaser is the best one for 2D games. It has frequent updates, great documentation and an awesome community support, too. One can learn a tremendous amount of game development techniques just be reading the source code of Phaser.

novaleaf 11y ago
what would you say is best for 3d? (Html5 engines I mean)
- daredevildave 11y ago
  I would recommend PlayCanvas [http://playcanvas.com http://playcanvas.com]. :-) We have an editor tool (like Unity/Unreal), good documentation, a great community of other developers. And the engine is open source if you're not interested using the Editor tools [http://github.com/playcanvas/engine http://github.com/playcanvas/engine]
  - TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
    The person I'm replying to is the co-founder of playcanvas, for disclosure's sake.

cousin_it 11y ago

Is there any way to eliminate mouse lag? For example, in http://gamemechanicexplorer.com/#raycasting-2 http://gamemechanicexplorer.com/#raycasting-2 the light source lags visibly behind the pointer. I'd prefer it it was locked to the pointer.

onion2k 11y ago
I think that example is recalculating the wall positions for every frame. That works for an example of a mechanic, but you wouldn't do that in a real game.
- cousin_it 11y ago
  I think the problem is worse than that. Here's a small jsfiddle showing that JavaScript's onmousemove is inherently laggy: http://jsfiddle.net/z8h6y787/ http://jsfiddle.net/z8h6y787/ Also see this page: http://atebits.github.io/browser-input-latency/ http://atebits.github.io/browser-input-latency/

bliti 11y ago

Make sure to check out Tiled , a level editor. It works great with phaser. Easy to use and learn. Free.

GavinAnderegg 11y ago

About a year ago, some friends and I made a small game using Phaser at a 12-hour hackathon. It's a nice little framework and, while we didn't really make use of many of its features, it was really easy to pick up. Check out what we built here: https://github.com/gavinanderegg/coffeeQuest https://github.com/gavinanderegg/coffeeQuest

lcfcjs1 11y ago
Totally agree, we made a game at a hackathon as well, I was able to the initial version of the game up and running using their examples in a couple hours.

HobbesDT 11y ago

Here is a small game I made to learn the engine awhile ago: https://github.com/rickyeh/cubejump https://github.com/rickyeh/cubejump It isn't polished yet as it's a work in progress, and I'm a pretty newbie programmer, so my code isn't perfect :) It was pretty easy for me to learn, even without a lot of CS experience, and worked pretty well on mobile (at least iOS) without too much hassle. If you have no idea how to make a game and want to make a simple one fast, it seems like an awesome library to do so. The examples and tutorials were plentiful and I was able to find detailed ones on third party sites as well.

fraXis 11y ago

My kids are currently learning Phaser. I highly recommend this for learning: https://www.discoverphaser.com/ https://www.discoverphaser.com/ (Not affiliated with them in anyway, just a customer who purchased it for my kids to learn).

babuskov 11y ago

Does it have any built-in tweening support? I remember choosing Easel.js a couple of years back because of this.

georgefrick 11y ago
It does, and they're easy to use.

sparaker 11y ago

Phaser is pretty impressive. i am building my first game on it and i am in love.

pelim 11y ago

most of our games we are publishing are developed in phaser.io http://games.famobi.com/action/taptastic-monsters http://games.famobi.com/action/taptastic-monsters http://games.famobi.com/best-games/fruita-swipe-2 http://games.famobi.com/best-games/fruita-swipe-2 http://games.famobi.com/puzzle/flow-free http://games.famobi.com/puzzle/flow-free

sailing8036 11y ago

QICI Engine (http://www.qiciengine.com/ http://www.qiciengine.com/) is a open-source JavaScript library based on Phaser with a web-based comprehensive suite of game making tools. It will be released soon, we want to help to make Phaser better. https://twitter.com/sailing8036/status/629495719414476800 https://twitter.com/sailing8036/status/629495719414476800 Phaser News: http://phaser.io/news/2015/08/qici-dota-demo http://phaser.io/news/2015/08/qici-dota-demo Dota demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/dota.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/dota.html Performance demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/performance.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/performance.html Tower Defense demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/tower.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/tower.html Casual game demo: http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/sources.html http://engine.qiciengine.com/demo/0.5/sources.html

riffraff 11y ago
this sounds interesting, but I get: > ERROR > Failed to contact the origin.
- sailing8036 11y ago
  which demo causes this error?
  - riffraff 11y ago
    the actual home page at http://www.qiciengine.com/ http://www.qiciengine.com/, but it seems to work now.
lobo_tuerto 11y ago
Request Evaluation throws a 404.
- sailing8036 11y ago
  Website is currently under construction, we will release QICI Engine next month. Thanks for your interest!

DamnInteresting 11y ago

This is quite a coincidence, I first learned of Phaser earlier today as I was investigating various modern HTML5 gaming engines. I have finished writing the story for a game that's been in my head for years, and I am eager to move on to implementation now that the story is solid. I may opt to roll my own engine since I am well-versed in the necessary minutia, and I enjoy the learning experience. But on the other hand, it would be nice to release the game within the decade. Damn the relentless march of time.

janithl 11y ago

Thomas Palef wrote 12 Phaser games in 12 weeks sometime back: http://www.lessmilk.com/ http://www.lessmilk.com/

valamit 11y ago

does anyone know of an example of a TCG/CCG or other card games built with phaser? I've been looking for a while without success.

kyle_u 11y ago
https://solitaire.gg https://solitaire.gg is my card game, it's WebGL/Phaser.