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title: "Creating An Isometric View in Phaser 3"
subtitle: "Taylor Nodell shares an excellent tutorial on creating an isometric scene in Phaser!"
date: 2020-07-03T00:00:00.000Z
category: tutorial
url: https://phaser.io/news/2020/07/creating-an-isometric-view-in-phaser-3
site: Phaser - https://phaser.io
copyright: © 2026 Phaser Studio Inc. All rights reserved.
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# Creating An Isometric View in Phaser 3

*Taylor Nodell shares an excellent tutorial on creating an isometric scene in Phaser!*

![image](creating-an-isometric-view-in-phaser-31.png)

Creating an isometric scene can be complicated, but in this tutorial by Taylor Nodell, you get to learn how you can create a simple isometric scene by using the phaser3-plugin-isometric. In the tutorial, Taylor starts by giving a brief introduction to isometric art, provides some information on the isometric plugin, and then walks you through setting up the Phaser 3 Scene.

![image](creating-an-isometric-view-in-phaser-32.png)

From the article: "I’ve been working on a casual flower genetics game, in the Phaser 3 engine. I’d always imagined it having a pseudo 3D effect, and after building it to this point, I wanted to try to finally get the visuals in a workable place.

And with that we’ve got a little isometric scene started. Certainly a couple places to refactor and smooth out, but it’s looking much better that what I had previously."

[Read More](https://medium.com/@Tnodes/creating-an-isometric-view-in-phaser-3-fada95927835)

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