HTML5 Game Development with Phaser 3 Master Course

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Basic Setup

Lecture 1: Getting Started with Phaser 3

Lecture 2: new Instructions

Lecture 3: Going over the starter kit files

Lecture 4: Phaser 3 Resources

Chapter 2: Basics: Game Objects

Lecture 1: Loading an Image

Lecture 2: All Game Objects have methods

Lecture 3: Reminder Notes are easier

Lecture 4: Sprites and animations

Lecture 5: Atlas sprites and animations

Lecture 6: Working with shapes

Lecture 7: Creating Text and updating text

Lecture 8: Groups

Lecture 9: Set Containers

Lecture 10: Setting Origin of Game Object

Lecture 11: Hidden Zones

Lecture 12: what are tiles?

Lecture 13: Using tiles in our game

Lecture 14: Reminder: Phaser JS is Huge!!!

Chapter 3: Software: Tiled Map Editor App

Lecture 1: Tiled Map Editor part 1

Lecture 2: Tiled Map Editor part 2

Chapter 4: Basics User Input

Lecture 1: Getting ready to work with user inputs

Lecture 2: Add Key from keyboard

Lecture 3: Add cursor keys

Lecture 4: Mouse click events

Lecture 5: Game Object Mouse events

Lecture 6: Dragging game objects and dropping zones

Chapter 5: Basics: Arcade Physics Engine

Lecture 1: Quick Intro to Physics Engines

Lecture 2: Using physics for game objects

Lecture 3: Working with the world

Lecture 4: Colliders and overlaps

Chapter 6: Basics: tweens

Lecture 1: Introduction to tweens

Lecture 2: Basic properties to animate your tweens

Lecture 3: Controlling your tweens

Lecture 4: creating a timeline for multiple tweens

Chapter 7: Software: Shoebox App

Lecture 1: How to make spritesheet with shoebox for phaser 3

Chapter 8: Audio

Lecture 1: Working with Audio

Chapter 9: Tic Tac Toe Championships

Lecture 1: Building a Tic Tac Toe Game

Lecture 2: Preload the files for Intro Scene

Lecture 3: Placing the images in the right places

Lecture 4: animating title screen

Lecture 5: Creating input actions on the title screen

Lecture 6: Load the files we need for Level 1

Lecture 7: Display the initial gameboard and gameobjects

Lecture 8: Creating Input Method for boxes

Lecture 9: handle click events for the rest of the blank boxes

Lecture 10: logic to check if won game

Lecture 11: Create winning Animations

Lecture 12: Finishing off our game