Published on 26th February 2016
Welcome to Issue 19 of Phaser World
We've 3 outstanding games this week. Pinball of Oz is just beautiful and a great use of the Phaser Box2D plugin! Vampyr is also a stellar effort by one dev to craft the game he's always wanted. Finally Crucial Pain is a visually lovely puzzler, and open source too.
I've been hanging out quite a bit on the Phaser Slack channel recently, so if you use slack, perhaps as part of your work, feel free to join in as well.
Until next issue, happy coding! And don't forget to drop me a line if you've got any news you'd like featured.
News
Learn to make Phaser games on your phone while you wait for the bus. Final few weeks!
Games made with Phaser
Game of the Week
Unleash the rainbow magic in the land of Oz in this pinball game!
Staff Pick
Choose your spells carefully in this turn-based battle between monsters and heroes.
Fling your puck to the exit in this beautiful puzzle action game.
An open source variation of the classic game Lemmings.
Let your kids unleash their creative side in this art package.
Phaser Tutorials
Animation State Machines Tutorial
How to Use State Machines to Control Behavior and Animations.
A tutorial on better understanding steering behavior.
Phaser, Cordova and Intel XDK Tutorial
How to Create a Mobile Game on the Cheap.
Crossy Road Character Tutorial
Create a Cross Road style character selection screen.
Create a Level Selection Screen controlled by swipes.
Lazer Development
After delving back into Phaser it was nice to return to development of Lazer this week. Updates have mostly been structural and internal, although I did find some time to have fun building some Special FX classes, including Starfields and SinusDots (press 1-9 to change wave form, and I to toggle sprites).
I also took the opportunity to upload the Lazer Test Suite online, so you can run the tests without checking out the whole repo.
As usual the code for all examples, and Lazer itself, can be found in the repos.
Phaser Releases
The current version of Phaser is 2.4.6 released on February 18th 2016.
Phaser 2.4.7 development is taking place in the dev branch on GitHub.
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