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Since the dominance of mobile games in the industry, no genre is more popular than the idle clicker. In this tutorial, we’re going to use the well-established Phaser 2 framework

Ever wanted to create games with vast worlds to explore and dungeons filled with monsters and treasure? Do you have intermediate Javascript skills? Then you are ready to become an

In the previous tutorial we finished adding the gameplay content to our game. Now, in this last part of the Pokemon GO tutorial series, we are going to add Google

In the last tutorial we added the Trainer and different Pokemon species to our game. Now we are going to limit the number of pokeballs for the player, and add

This is THE course to get you on the road to becoming a game developer. You will learn by creating Real-World projects and at the end of the course you

Need a game and  you have a crazy deadline? Here is your solution! Get 5 ready to use Phaser Game templates from Richard Davey.  The Phaser Games Pack 1 is

In the last tutorial we created the basic Phaser states for our game. Now, we are going to add the Trainer in the WorldState, and change our game to regularly

Links to the Editor tool in this tutorial are affiliate link which help Zenva fund the creation of new courses and tutorials In this tutorial, we create a simple platformer

In this tutorial series, we will create a game similar to the popular Pokemon GO. First, we will create a Phaser state to catch Pokemon. Then, we will add a

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Disclaimer: the links to this premium plugin are affiliate links. Ionic is a fantastic framework that lets you build great user interfaces for mobile applications. Phaser is a fantastic framework that

Sometimes in a game you want to be aware of events that occur in your game the whole time, wether it would be to save game statistics or to build

In a game, the heads-up display (HUD) is how game information is visually showed to the player, providing a feedback from the game. Usually, it provides information about player stats

In the previous tutorial we procedurally generated a dungeon with multiple rooms, allowing our hero to navigate through it. In this tutorial, we are going to populate those rooms with obstacles, enemies

Some games have a fixed number of levels created by a level designer. This way, the designer can create the levels so as to provide the desired gameplay experience to

Suppose you’re building a strategy game. The game will have player and enemy units which navigate through a map full of obstacles. While the player units will be controlled by