Chapter #2 Examples

Showcase.

Here's an inventory on what we've learned this far.

Game Prototyping uses simple graphics and focuses on game mechanics.
Created Game Prototype that accepts inputs.
Created Game Prototype that moves various game components.
Created Game Prototype that reacts to internal objects.
Created a web page to launch our Phaser Prototype.
Learned about Content Delivery Networks.
Discovered various game phases and states to modularize our game.
Learned each Phaser game state has separate functions of which the create and update are the most active.
Studied a typical Skeleton state file.
Reviewed the traditional game menu states.
Discovered a Phaser game can use multiple physics engines, but only one physic engine is assigned to one graphics sprite.
Created a gamer's representation in the game world.
Learned how to generate sprite graphics from code.
Attached speed and velocity to moving game objects.
Attached various input signals to manipulate game objects.
Attached reactions to immovable and movable objects.
Learned how to trigger various behaviors.
Created game stage boundaries.
Discovered how to transition game between states.

use the arrow keys to move the blue avatar onto the green avatar.