Welcome to Issue 8 of Phaser World
You may have noticed the Minecraft header in this newsletter. It's from our lead story about how Code.org is using a Phaser powered version of Minecraft to teach coding to millions of kids :)
I can't believe it's December already. This year has flown by, but what a year it has been! I've never really been one for 'looking back', as looking forward is always infinitely more fun. But it's been such a special year in Phasers life it feels only right to cover it next issue. If you're curious about development of Lazer there is a daily-updated work log worth following.
News
Use blocks of code to take Steve or Alex on an adventure through Minecraft, as Microsoft and Code.org teach kids to code. And it's powered by Phaser.
Phaser Editor is available for Linux users
The powerful fully-integrated Phaser development environment is now available for Linux.
Phaser is now a recognized web game development engine by Microsoft's Developer Network.
Games made with Phaser
Become the master of the cursed sword in this exciting puzzle game!
A fast-paced multiplayer tank battle with a great Capture the Flag mode.
My Little Sister Can't Run This Fast
An endless runner based on the anime Oreimo.
Slide your way to the goal.
Phaser Tutorials
Watch the video of the talk 'Game development with JS and Phaser' by Belen Albeza.
Tuning the Jumps in my Phaser Platformer
How to make a longer keypress result in a higher jump.
Learn how to make a game similar to Radical.
Phaser Releases
The current version of Phaser is 2.4.4 released on October 15th 2015.
Phaser 2.4.5 development is taking place in the dev branch on GitHub.
Phaser 3 is now called Lazer. Follow development in the Lazer repo or read the daily-updated Lazer Worklog.
Please help support Phaser development on Patreon.
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