Preload - preloads all our images into the game.Init - Created our game values such as score, speed etc.

If you remember it had four main functions: In our last tutorial we created a basic game scene that handled all our game logic. It's a much more user friendly way of playing a game to allow the user to select when to begin the game, rather than just dumping the user directly into the game before they have a chance to see what they're about to play. A title screen usually is an introduction to the game, it presents the game you're about to play to the user, perhaps with some instructions and options that the player can tweak (turning off sound etc).

Separating our scenes into multiple files and extending the scene classĪ title screen is basically just another scene in our HTML5 game.

In this tutorial we'll explain how to do the following in Phaser 3: We'll be using Phaser 3 as our HTML5 game engine library, so if you're new to Phaser 3, we recommend checking out our Phaser 3 beginner tutorial in which we create a very basic game to learn the fundamentals of the framework. This tutorial is going to work through the basics of adding your own title screen to your game, allowing you to switch between different scenes and start your original game. Most HTML5 games will have a title screen at one point or another, and in Phaser 3 it's very easy to add and get started. Transparency Report Phaser 3 HTML5 Title Screen Tutorial It helps keep this site running and allows us to create better content. As a member of Amazon Associates program, I earn a small commission when you purchase products through our links (at no additional cost to you).

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