game stage (canvas)

game camera

game world

Your game world and your game canvas can be the same size — or they can be different sizes. By default, they are set to the same size. The size of the game canvas represents what is displayed to the player at any given time. However, you can make your game world larger than your game canvas (and then make the game canvas scroll automatically as the player's character moves through the game world).

Sprites - adding, setting properties

sprite groups

Arcade physics properties

sprite animations

Particle Effects

weapon and bullets

sprite health

how to add enemy AI behaviors

Arcade physics methods for collisions and overlap

Phaser CE code examples

see also Phaser CE API Code Reference and other online examples of Phaser CE (Phaser 2) game coding

images - adding, setting properties

input using keys

input using mouse/pointer

add audio to game (sound effects, music)

add text to game

tween animations

start screen, pause/resume game, game over screen

tilesprite background that scrolls

random numbers

other Arcade physics methods, such as: find closest object, get distance between objects, get angle between objects, accelerate sprite towards location, etc.

timers