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Computing by DesigniDEW Data AnalyticsCxD 2020 Summer WorkshopCxD 2021 Summer Workshop SeriesCxD 2022 Summer WorkshopsCxD Cross-DisciplinaryProject: Trivia AppProject: ChatbotProject: Video GameProject: RoboticsProject: Internet of ThingsProject: Data Visualization (Dashboard)Code: Trivia AppCode: ChatbotCode: RoboticsCode: Video GameCode: Internet of Things 2.0Code: Web App Data VisualizationVideo Game Code Reference ArchiveVideo Game ProjectCode: RoboticsCode: ChatbotCode: Trivia AppCode: Video GameInternet of Things ProjectIntro to Informatics and Web Development
Video Game Project
Computing by DesigniDEW Data AnalyticsCxD 2020 Summer WorkshopCxD 2021 Summer Workshop SeriesCxD 2022 Summer WorkshopsCxD Cross-DisciplinaryProject: Trivia AppProject: ChatbotProject: Video GameProject: RoboticsProject: Internet of ThingsProject: Data Visualization (Dashboard)Code: Trivia AppCode: ChatbotCode: RoboticsCode: Video GameCode: Internet of Things 2.0Code: Web App Data VisualizationVideo Game Code Reference ArchiveVideo Game ProjectCode: RoboticsCode: ChatbotCode: Trivia AppCode: Video GameInternet of Things ProjectIntro to Informatics and Web Development
  • Project Introduction
  • Project Challenge
  • Project Outline
    • 1-1 Determine Gamer Motivation Profile
    • 1-2 Analyze External Motivations in Games
    • 1-3 Analyze Internal Motivations in Games
    • 1-4 Analyze Game Design Elements
    • 1-5 Phaser Practice 1: Matching Game
      • P1: Steps 1-5
      • P1: Steps 6-10
    • 1-6 Phaser Practice 2: Top-Down Game
      • P2: Steps 1-5
      • P2: Steps 6-10
      • P2: Steps 11-15
    • 1-7 Phaser Practice 3: Side-Scrolling Game
      • P3: Steps 1-5
      • P3: Steps 6-10
      • P3: Steps 11-15
    • 2-1 Form Project Teams
    • 2-2 Create Persona for Target Players
    • 2-3 Generate Game Ideas
    • 2-4 Refine Ideas to Create Game Treatments
    • 2-5 Evaluate Game Treatments
    • 3-1 Draft Game Design Document
    • 3-2 Create Paper Prototype of Game
    • 3-3 Playtest Paper Prototype
    • 3-4 Present Game Proposal
    • 4-1 Create Development Plan
    • 4-2 Code Game in Iterative Stages
    • 4-3 Create Art and Sound for Game
    • 4-4 Create Marketing Website
    • 5-1 Evaluate Game With Playtesters
    • 5-2 Evaluate Marketing Website
    • 5-3 Analyze Evaluation Data to Improve Solution
    • 6-1 Create Project Poster
    • 6-2 Present Project to Public
    • 6-3 Write Personal Reflection
  • Project References
    • Phaser Introduction
    • Phaser Game Template
    • Visual Assets
    • Audio Assets
    • Phaser Coding
      • Game Display
      • Game World
      • Game Camera
      • Text
      • Images
      • Sprites, Animations, and Health
      • Group of Sprites
      • Tilesprite Scrolling
      • Audio
      • Input
      • Physics and Collisions
      • Weapon
      • Particles
      • Tweens
      • Timers
      • Random Numbers
      • Enemy Behavior
      • Misc Game Features
  • Notes for Teachers
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The references in this section can help with:

  • (what is it, where to download, etc.)

  • (HTML, CSS, and JS files with starter code)

  • (animated sprites, etc.)

  • (sound effects, etc.)

  • (adding objects, detecting collisions, etc.)

In addition, there are many other Phaser references, examples, and tutorials available online. If you're not sure where to look, .

introducing you to Phaser
creating a Phaser game template
finding and creating visual assets
finding and creating audio assets
coding common game features using Phaser
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