Practise Javascript in 2021 : Code a Card Game in Phaser 3
What you'll learn
- Javascript, phaser 3, animation, Figma and game design
Course content
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Requirements
- Basic javascript knowledge
Description
If you need to practise your javascript...
If you want to learn some new ES6 stuff...
If you have ever wanted to create a card game...
Then this course is for you!
You will get experience using:
ES6
Classes
Arrays
Objects
Functions
Phaser 3
Figma
Bitmap Fonts (BMFont)
Card games are a great way to learn some javascript and phaser fundamentals.
The game includes:
Dragging and dropping
Tweening
Importing graphics and fonts
Buttons
If you have a computer and an internet connection, you have all you need to take this course! You don't need any expensive software and you certainly don't need any drawing or musical ability since all assets are provided. Of course if you want to use your own art and music... you can!
In less than 10 minutes you will be up and running, creating your very own card game!
You will then go on to create the full game with awesome graphics and a really unique RPG / card gameplay.
There is even a section on creating your own card designs in Figma!
Once you have created your game, it can be used as part of your resume or portfolio and will really make you stand out since it's not another boring 'To Do List'!
Full source code is included.
So why not practise JavaScript the fun way and code a card game!
I hope you enjoy the course!
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Javascript developers
Instructor
![Morgan Page](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 643 Reviews
- 32,079 Students
- 9 Courses
I've been developing games using Unity3D for over 7 years now. I currently have ten games published on the Android app store. My first game I ever wrote, 'Isle Survive', has had over 1 million downloads and an average rating of 4 out of 5. I have also written numerous Unity plugins to enable adding features to mobile games like advertising banners and 'In-App' purchasing.
Account packages, haulage systems, mainframe processors, websites... I've done all sorts of programming but now I try to write games and it is so much more fun!
I still remember how excited I was, getting my ZX81 and writing my first few lines of BASIC. Yes I'm that old...
I love how the barrier of entry to game development has been lowered these past few years. I'm sure this has a lot to do with the current indie game explosion and I'm very excited for the future.
Why not join my discord server and say hello?!