If you'd prefer a more visual tutorial, you can also follow along with the companion video to this article: If you prefer, you can use your own images (or even Phaser rectangles) and colors, and you can access the entire project code on GitHub. Note: we'll be using assets and colors from my tabletop card game, Entromancy: Hacker Battles. Major kudos to Scott Westover for his tutorial on the topic, Kal_Torak and the Phaser community for answering all my questions, and my good friend Mike for helping me conceptualize the architecture of this project. Some experience with JavaScript would be helpful, and you may want to run through the basic Phaser tutorial before tackling this one.
In terms of prerequisites, you'll want to make sure that you have Node/ NPM and Git installed and configured on your machine. In this tutorial, we're going to build a multiplayer card game using Phaser 3, Express, and Socket.IO. "GML is a lot easier to learn than other programming languages.I'm a tabletop game developer, and am continually looking for ways to digitize game experiences. It gave me an approachable way to get into game dev and realise my ideas, that I otherwise couldn't have."
"Honestly, without GameMaker, I probably wouldn't even have gotten to the hobby stage of game development. The GameMaker community is also vast and there's tons of content in forums and tutorials, which made the learning process a lot less scary." It was my very first coding experience and I'm glad I stuck with it. "Everything I know about programming I learned thanks to GameMaker. "GameMaker basically taught me how to make games." It was the perfect stepping stone for me to go from knowing nothing to feeling like I am an experienced games programmer.” “Using GameMaker's in-built tools let me understand the role they play in game development and gave me the foundations I needed to go on to recreate any of them for myself in larger contexts. "GameMaker's systems were easy enough to approach as a novice and are now so second-nature to me that I'm comfortable tackling larger-scale problems that I wouldn't have dreamt of four years ago."
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