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Online Code Editor
The Phaser Sandbox allows you to code games in your browser without having to download or install anything.
The powerful editor features Phaser code assists, JavaScript snippets and lots of the features you've come to love in editors like Sublime and Brackets.
Latest Tutorials
The Phaser community is great at sharing knowledge. Here are the most recent tutorials:
Part 1 of a new video based tutorial course on making a Phaser game.
The game is evolved, adding unlimited Undos and level solving.
Emanuele takes his Sokoban game and adds swipe controls and Phaser CE support.
A tutorial about constraining wheels to a truck, increasing grip, and creating a bouncy chassis effect.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to make your MMO scale better, using Phaser Quest as an example.
A tutorial on how to handle client synchronization in real-time multiplayer games like Phaser Quest.
An article explaining how the server keeps track of the latency of all connected players in Phaser Quest.
How to make a game using P2 physics to create non-rectangular collision.
A tutorial on how to smoothly transition from one Phaser State to another.
The final tutorial in the series on making responsive games, this time offering different layouts per orientation.
The second tutorial in the series on making responsive games.
Part 1 in a new series of tutorials on how to Make a responsive Phaser game.
The complete 'Make a platformer' games workshop is now available online.
A new tutorial series on creating a game like Pudi, a mixture of match-3 and Tetris.
In part 3 the card code created so far is turned in to a simple game.
A plugin to integrate Web Workers into your game, for offloading CPU intensive work.
A new tutorial on various types of collision handling and responses.
In part 2 of the series the card textures are made to work on mobile GPUs.
Get the complete source code to the great pipe rotating puzzle game.
The first part of a new series about creating card games in Phaser, in this part: deck management.
The Drag and Match engine update is completed with object pooling, removable tiles and combos.
The Drag and Match engine is updated with a valid move feature and movement undo.
How to make a multiplayer online game with Phaser, Socket.io and Node.js.
The Drag and Match engine continues to be updated, this time with tweens smoothing things out.
Visually display details about any object in your game, with multiple display configuration options.
Inspect, view and modify masses of Sprite properties from a nice visual UI.
The Drag and Match engine gets updated for Phaser 2.6 in the first part of this new tutorial series.
Official Tutorials
Here's a collection of official Phaser tutorials:
How to take advantage of the new features in Phaser CE to improve game rendering performance.
This time we're exploring a way to create waveforms, or paths for your baddies to follow.
The whole point of a shoot-em-up is of course shooting things. For this you need bullets. Lots of them.
You are standing back to back. You take 10 paces, turn and reach for your guns. How quick are you? Can you shoot first?