Seasoned dev or complete beginner? We've got learning resources for you. Documentation, books, videos and stacks of 3rd party tutorials. Keep coming back because new content is added daily!
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:
A module for reducing neighboring tiles into a single shape (a polygon "hull")
How to add wall jumping to your games in a few lines of code.
An interesting challenge: Create a complete game in under 1 hour. See the results and code here.
A tutorial on creating complex objects: the combination of varying parent and child elements.
In this new installment the game is made more fair, with better object placement and optimizations.
A great tutorial on creating vehicles and a landscape to drive on in P2 Physics.
In Part 5 of this new video based tutorial course learn about Tilemaps and Layers.
The tutorial continues, adding spikes, death and more features to the game.
The tutorial series continues, this time adding diamonds and real object pooling into the mix.
A beautiful showcase of the new Particle Emitter features in Phaser CE 2.8.
A small open-source library for loading and parsing Aseprite files.
How to prepare build and wrap your EXE file for Steam.
A new tutorial series on creating an endless climber action game using Arcade Physics.
A procedural dungeon generator plugin for Phaser, with easy visual and room configuration settings.
A self-contained, self-updating progress bar that can be attached to a Sprite or created statically.
In Part 4 of this new video based tutorial course learn about sprite groups and factory functions.
A short tutorial on configuring IntelliSense for Phaser in Visual Studio Code.
This Phaser plugin helps make your game responsive and free of black bars.
Create a 10 level prototype based on the hit iOS game Zhed.
A player controlled Game Object with movement controls based on Link from the Zelda games.
In Part 3 of this new video based tutorial course learn about collision detection and user input.
A player controlled Game Object with built-in movement, jumping and health handling.
In Part 2 of the series you learn how to add pickups, triggers and path finding.
Part 1 of a new TutsPlus series on creating isometric game worlds in Phaser.
In Part 2 of this new video based tutorial course it looks at interacting with your game.
A plugin to integrate both Google Adx and A4G video pre-roll ads into your games.
In this part of the series the game swaps from using hardcoded level data to loading it in from Tiled.
Part 1 of a new video based tutorial course on making a Phaser game.
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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?