Learn how to check for matches and handle the outcome in the next part of this Mario Party mini-game series.

Posted on 5th Mar 2021. Follow @phaser_ and get the Phaser World newsletter.

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Tommy Leung from Ourcade continues this fantastic tutorial series with part 4: "If you've gone through the basic first game in modern JavaScript or the infinite jumper book then you've got the basics down so let's try making something a little bit more complicated!

We suggest Memory Match. A Mario Party-inspired memory game where you control a character to pick boxes until all matches are found within a limited amount of time.

In part 3, we added logic to determine when a box can be opened to reveal the item inside.

Now in part 4, we will show you how to check for a match and handle the two possible outcomes: match or no match."

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