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I want to make a 3D RPG. I already have the storyline planned out. I also already have a 3rd person camera set up in playcanvas, but since i'm not amazing at programming yet we can use whatever game engine the programmer wants. The RPG will have 4 characters, including the main character. It will have a lot of action elements and I want it to be very atmospheric. I also want the graphics to be low poly. With the programming I can try to help a little, but ill probably wont be of any use. Thank you and i hope you want to join our team!

PhaserQuest - Roleplay Mod. This is a version of PhaserQuest with RPG elements in it such as levelling and an equipment system. Many thanks go to the original developer of PhaserQuest and of BrowserQuest for the assets. Play the Demo Here: http://vps128058.vps.ovh.ca:8081/ Note 2 - You also need to be level 2 to equip the next beginner sword. The dialog is missing for now.

Hello fellow game devs ?‍? Here is my HTML5 game “8-bit Pocket Wrestlers”, a parody of Prowrestling and Pokemons. Catch and collect pocket-wrestlers, make them fight and evolve. You will also have to solve funny (stupid) puzzles. Of course it will be funnier to you if you are into prowrestling. No copyrighted characters though, instead there are funny parodies, like Josh-Seenothing, the guy who can't see his opponents, Triple-Cylinder and his gang of D-generates bikers, B.C.-Punk the stone-age superstar, the Young-Geeks, 130 other ones, and I keep adding new ones from time to time. I actually made this game back in 2013 but never released it. It was my first RPG, and also my first pixel-art game. I made several other games, before and after this one, but never released them neither, it will be the first one that I share. Before I put it on GooglePlay I wanted feedback on it. It's pure javascript, no software or engine or library. You can play like a classic RPG with the keyboard or usb joypad or touchscreen joypad, or in 'point and click' mode. English, french and spanish languages are available. ( You can play for free and there is no ad, however you can't finish the game if you don't buy the complete version for 1.5 EUR / ~$1.77 . ) play in your web-browser or install the apk on android Please tell me what you think. Is the game too difficult or too simple ? Is the fight system too simple and boring ? Is a puzzle too difficult to solve ? How good/bad are the graphics and musics ? Is the free part too short ? Is 1.5 EUR too expensive for such a game ? And of course, please report any bug. (tell if you played online or apk, the name of your device and the version of its OS, and web-browser.)

Play the game here: https://internationalmafia.world/ The game is a incremental, idle multiplayer in Google Maps with mini-games for earning money. Start off by pickpocketing, and move up the ladder by selling drugs other players have farmed and distributed. Use the Google Map's Street view to capture hostages and then negotiate ransom with the FBI. Eventually you can build bases and your own buildings, claim territory, make enemies or allies with other players, trading partners or fierce competitors, all inside Google Maps. The game has around ~15 people who play regularly. I hope to gradually increase the playerbase eventually. The game is quickly growing and is updated almost daily. Technology used: Vue.JS, Firebase, Socket.IO, Google Maps API, Phaser 3, Node.JS

Hi guys, I've been making a game project recently which I wanted to add some relatively basic lighting effects to. I really struggled with anything I found online and basically everything seems broken. After researching alpha masking and texture rendering at runtime I've come up with a demo which finally puts the entire piece together so people can use it. I really hope this makes a difference to peoples learning experience, their games and their appreciation for PixiJS. I welcome any mods to the pen as I'm not the best at writing super hot JS, I just want it to work. The demo includes moving a light cookie, changing its alpha, and overlaying a rectangle to emulate day/night - all which blend together nicely. The code can be found here: Thanks a lot guys, Some footage inside a working game demo can be seen here: And some more of my game concept can be seen here: This is the effect it has when used as lighting in my game, keeping in mind i have extra shadows on the tileset: Jammy.

Minus the choice. and adventure. Day Job is a delve into the mundane. Play the role of a generic office worker. What do you do? Work, slack, or consume. Once you finish your day at work a narrative will occur to your character. This is based on your character's personality. Whoa, that's right. Getting psychological up in here. We actually follow The Big Five Personality Traits and narratives and items both affect these traits. Some narratives require a certain range of trait values. The game itself is made using angular2pixi (found here) which we created to integrate Pixi into Angular2+. The code itself should be obfuscated, so no peeking BUT we are more than happy to answer any questions about the development of the game. Overall, making Day Job was a grandly satisfying endeavor and we hope to grow it into something great. The narratives in the game right now are placeholder while we work on the real story. We hope to cleverly explore the human condition and poke fun at capitalism, consumerism, and modern day wage slavery. If you'd like to follow our fledgling game studio or stay up to date on Day Job development make sure to subscribe to us on social media: https://medium.com/@rhgames https://twitter.com/RbtHGames Enjoy! Browser: http://day-job.io Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rabbitholegames.dayjob&hl=en

Good evening world I'm new to posting anything like this online so bare with me if I meander a bit I'd like to present little something I've been working on for the last 5 weeks. In short, It's a work in progress incremental game about exploring space called Top Fuel Spacer. In long, It's an incremental game with a vast scope. The end game vision, is to have an incremental game with a tone of content. Tasks (i.e. Quests), collectibles, achievements, characters, customization, random generation, ui themes, prestige, conversation trees, research, engineering, building, hacking, mining, attacking, defending and chatting - single player and multiplayer. The laundry list of tasks can be found on this Trello board https://trello.com/b/lEMbH9W8/top-fuel-spacer My goal is to build a community driven game. Developed in tandem with feedback from players. The current build of the game can be found and experienced here https://top-fuel-spacer.herokuapp.com/ It's mostly a mere proof of concept skeleton, conceptually representing some of the systems, just 10% of the game if I'm being generous in estimation. Not much in terms of actual gameplay yet. What I'm looking for from you kind strangers of the internet, is some form of validation for this game. Your opinions. Your questions. Do you like it? Should I continue with it? Looking forward to your feedback. Have a good night PS: I've made a Discord thingy for the game https://discord.gg/ak3WBJ8

This is a copy of the first devlog I published on my blog a few months ago. You can see all the devlogs and sign up for the newsletter to get the next ones directly to your email at https://antriel.com/rpg/. Devlog 1 Few days ago I have decided to start an RPG project, as that’s what I’ve always wanted to make. I will be fairly limited with graphic assets and time, but at least the coding part will be fun. I will make do with what I have available. Right now I have depth sorting implemented: I’m using art assets. Tiled for level editor. Haxe as programming language. Phaser 3 as framework. Coffee as fuel. So far I’ve went through map loading (surprisingly simple in Phaser 3), animations based on keyboard input and basic collisions using Phaser’s Arcade. Then I switched to using Differ for collisions, because Phaser’s Arcade physics couldn’t handle custom shapes per tile by default. Given that I expect more requirements from the collisions/physics system, I like having more control over things instead of letting Phaser handle it all for me. After that, it was time to refactor all the code, because it was getting messy. I choosed to use ECS architecture, because I used it before and I find it very nice for these kind of games. Especially considering how big the game might grow, it’s important to keep the code clean. I was deciding between using Elias Ku’s ECX library and Kevin Leung’s ECS. Ultimately it probably doesn’t matter, but I chose Kevin’s. At this point the ECS consists of RenderSyncer, KeyboardInput, Movement, PhysicsDebugDraw, PhysicsSystem systems, and Velocity, ActorState, DifferShape, InputControllable, Position, Renderable, StaticCollidable components. This will change a lot as the work continues. Next I made a custom preprocessor for Tiled level files. I’m converting them to custom JSON that contains only the data I need, in format the game expects. This also allows for making rudimentary checks against typos and missing data. It also means I’m no longer using Phaser’s tilemap loader, and instead had to write a bit of code to populate the tilemaps myself. While this is some extra work, it allows for special handling. Last thing I did was implement depth sorting. Phaser can’t render different tiles at different depth, or allow you to insert something (like a moving character) in between tiles. If you look at the GIF on top, you see the character can move behind and in front of the tree log and the sign board. If they were part of a Phaser’s tilemap layer, it wouldn’t work. Instead, I mark the layer in Tiled as requiring depth sorting, and the game then creates individual depth sorted sprites. This way I didn’t have to change the level editing workflow and won’t need to manually handle future similar cases. Next I plan to work on some UI, changing location (loading different maps, like insides of a building), NPCs and interaction, and combat system. Subscribe to newsletter.

Hi, its my firsh HTML5 game, I made it after playing PIxel Dungeon : ) For UI i used react.js. Gameplay part is canvas+js. No any other frameworks. Maybe for next my game ill take phaser. : ) Features: 8 bosses about 25 enemies items with random generated properties random generated levels You can play it here: https://pixel-cave.com About any bugs you can report me in game menu. : ) I've fixed some bugs, reported via these menu already.

Hey, as a newbie html5 game developer, i did this game with Unity game engine for desktop browser platform. I have resolution issue that could not solve yet on this website, any advice would be beneficial. Thanks. https://www.kongregate.com/games/manipular/run-robot-boy?sfa=permalink&referrer=manipular

Here is a let's play of my game The Player Killers' Exchange. I've worked on it on and off for awhile. The game features more than 700 generated areas, collectible items, upgrades, special equipment, several types of enemies, and most of the things you would expect from an action RPG.

Let me start by saying I am not a programmer, I have a project I am trying to get started and I need some one or a team, that can make very simple game in construct or rpg maker.

The game can be played at https://jablonskiwebdevelopment.com/rpg/objalinsk. This is a game I created using Phaser3 for my final project at my coding bootcamp last year which I converted from a Pygame version I created in the early weeks of my bootcamp. You could find a youtube video preview of the game at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZhNVVPbvzI. You will need to create an account to play as your stats are saved for if you want to return to the game. (I ask for an email during signup but you could provide a fake one if you do not want to provide a real one as there is no email verification). The game is mostly complete aside from a few parts of the map that just randomly end. You could fight multiple enemies who all have different special attacks and buy items from the store at the beginning of the game.

This is a game I created using Phaser3 for my final project at my coding bootcamp last year which I converted from a Pygame version I created in the early weeks of my bootcamp. You could find a youtube video preview of the game at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZhNVVPbvzI. The actual game that can be played is located at https://jablonskiwebdevelopment.com/rpg/objalinsk. You will need to create an account to play as your stats are saved for if you want to return to the game. (I ask for an email during signup but you could provide a fake one if you do not want to provide a real one as there is no email verification). The game is mostly complete aside from a few parts of the map that just randomly end. You could fight multiple enemies who all have different special attacks and buy items from the store at the beginning of the game.

Heya everyone! I've just released my game (demo/beta) It's a sci-fi clicker/rpg/point-and-click adventure about the scientist in a parallel dimension It's available on play Market https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quiphop.bumgineer Also You can play it in the browser (mobile-friendly) https://quiphop.itch.io/bumgineer It's absolutely free (screw ads!) I'll appreciate any feedback Enjoy! ps: the game made with Phaser. Thank You Rich for ability to create own worlds

Game Link: Vocab RPG Vocab RPG is an Online RPG about catching Monsters & collecting Vocabulary Cards! Features: Open world with unique zones to explore MMO: Online multiplayer Monsters: Hunt, battle, and catch many unique monsters! Crafting: Collect different resources and use them to craft items & consumables Language Learning: Unlock vocabulary cards! Currently 4 vocabulary languages to choose from: Chinese, German, Japanese, Russian Overview: In Vocab RPG, you have all the elements of a monster-focused RPG: Hunting, fighting, catching, levelling, crafting, etc. But for every action that you take in the game, it will show you a vocabulary card! As a consequence, the more words you know, the stronger you also become in the game. The game starts very slowly with only 3 words unlocked. But as you progress in the game, you can unlock more cards and expand your vocabulary - at your own pace. Difficulties: To take into account different learning preferences, you can pick your challenge by choosing from 4 difficulty settings: - Normal: Wrong answers reduce your monster's attack or consumables (such as potions) by 25%. - Casual: Even if you answer wrong, you will attack and operate at 100% effectiveness. In other words, you see the cards but there is no consequence for answering wrong. - Hardcore: When you answer wrong, your monster's attack will fail! So answering wrong means 0 damage dealt. - Off: I also want people to enjoy this game, even when they are not really in the mood for studying vocabulary cards right now.... select 'Off' and you will not see any vocabulary cards in the game! Platform: Thanks to the power of Phaser 3, you can play this game on any device in your browser. No installation required. The game is mobile optimized, so whether you play on your laptop or phone / tablet, is only a matter of your preference. Game Link: If you are interested in trying the game, you can jump right into it: Vocab RPG Feedback: Any feedback is much appreciated! We also have a Discord server for the game where players are exchanging ideas, reporting bugs, and giving feedback: Vocab RPG Discord Credits: The game uses a lot of CC0 assets (like the monster sprites in this post) from various artists. I keep a list of all used assets here (which is also accessible from directly inside the game): Credits List

Greetings everyone, We at UnniTech are proud to announce the development of our online multiplayer RPG, Keys Of Triumph. We have started the development in January and we expect to go into closed alpha pretty soon. We will announce the projects website later on with full details on release dates, game plot, trailers and more! The game is being developed in BabylonJS and we expect for it to be fully cross platform. If you have any question regarding the game, you can message us and we will gladly answer. Expect updates soon! Cheers! UPDATE : Here is a link to apply for beta tester. We will launch next year a short beta period and then going for release. We are all very excited !!!

Hi, I created a course Babylon in French on OpenClassRooms is an online editor just as Eyrolles (for those who know) and I created this course to show how to create a game from start to finish using engine functionalities. This game, I wish also to share Babylon also because I think it can be a good source of inspiration for those who want to create RPG games. I use a lot of trees, shadows, and other collisions and result: 60 FPS. This game shows that on an island on which the character must light a fire to be saved from the island. Here the functionality used in this small game: Optimisation: Octree for collision, selection and dynamicContent WorkerCollision activated for optimized the collision LOD + instances for the forest sceneOptimizer to keep proper FPS Subdivide ground Scene: Ground + elevation + multi-material Water with reflexion and refraction Texture procedural for the fire Particle for the smoke Sprites for the clouds Lens flare for the sun Shadows Collisions and gravity Sun, skybox and lens flare Mucic for the scene (for all browser: ogg and mp3) Sound for the fire (for all browser ogg and mp3) ImportMesh to load the objects in the scene Language system with cookie (FR and EN) Extention CastorGUI Interaction: Picking for pick Key and match box Actions with condition for start fire and doors Show/hide DebugLayer with CTRL + F12 Animation player (walk, run, pick) mode RPG with ZQSD (French) or WASD (Englich) : Z or W + MAJ for run Name Game: SURVIVAL Link of game: http://www.babylon.actifgames.com/Survival/index.php Screenshot:

Hello, my name is Esteban Tamashiro. I am a freelance composer with experience in several kind of games. I am particulary interested in RPG and Visual Novels. I have a Degree in Music Composition, and I am Piano Teacher Grade 5 from the Yamaha Music System. You can listen to my music here: Memory Trees OST (RPG): Dawn Drop OST (Visual Novel): More of my work here: https://soundcloud.com/esteban-tamashiro https://vimeo.com/estebantamashiro Contact: [email protected]

Hello, I have decided I would like to sell the source code of the Node based Client/Server Engine of Retro RPG Online http://www.retrorpgonline.com. Trying to gather how much people would be interested in leasing the source for an annual fee. Upon Subscription users can use the source to make there own Online RPG. The Subscribers would also get a say in what gets developed in newer versions. The base code is from Browserquest (http://browserquest.mozilla.org/ - MPL 2.0) and more code was added to it by Asky (https://github.com/browserquest/BrowserQuest-Asky - MPL 2.0), finally most modifications were done by me. Play it and see for yourself if it is an Engine you would like to have. Any constructive feedback is welcome, thanks. Kind regards, Langerz

Hi there! I'm relatively new...ok very new to coding with phaser and I'm having a tough time finding tutorials that can help guide me through a few of the basics for what I'm looking for. I've been trying to use this tutorial: How to make a multiplayer online game with Phaser, Socket.io and Node.js And this one: How to create a multiplayer game with Phaser, Node, Socket.io and Express. However, it seems that both tutorials were made using Phaser2 and there are a few fundamental differences that don't function well using the newer code. The biggest part I'm having trouble with is the differences between game states in the old Phaser and how they are different from the scenes the new version uses. game.state.add('Game',Game); game.state.start('Game'); These functions specifically seem to break my game every time I try and use them. Is the new phaser designed to be run entirely through the index.html file? Or is there a way to execute most of my game's code in a separate game.js file? Currently I have at least a functioning game where I can move around on a map, but the entire thing is contained inside a single index.html file. You can see my game's code here: <!doctype html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <title>Top Down Multiplayer Test Game</title> <script src="//cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/phaser.js"></script> <script src="/node_modules/socket.io-client/dist/socket.io.js"></script> <style type="text/css"> body { margin: 0; } </style> </head> <body> <script type="text/javascript"> var config = { type: Phaser.Auto, width: 960, height: 960, physics: { default: 'arcade', arcade: { debug: false } }, scene: { preload: preload, create: create, update: update } }; var player; var blocked; var game = new Phaser.Game(config); function preload () { //assets to use in the loading screen this.load.image('preloadbar', 'assets/images/preloader-bar.png'); //load game assets this.load.image('level1', 'assets/tilemaps/level1.png'); this.load.image('gameTiles', 'assets/images/Outside_A2.png'); this.load.image('gameTiles', 'assets/images/Outside_B.png'); this.load.image('emptypot', 'assets/images/emptypot.png'); this.load.image('filledbucket', 'assets/images/filledbucket'); this.load.image('player', 'assets/images/player.png'); this.load.image('doorleft', 'assets/images/doorleft.png'); this.load.image('doorright', 'assets/images/doorright.png'); this.load.image('tent', 'assets/images/tent.png'); this.load.image('sign', 'assets/images/sign.png'); this.load.image('campfire', 'assets/images/campfire.png'); this.load.image('woodpile', 'assets/images/woodpile.png'); this.load.image('tree', 'assets/images/tree.png'); this.load.image('rock', 'assets/images/rock.png'); this.load.image('grapes', 'assets/images/grapes.png'); this.load.image('log', 'assets/images/log.png'); this.load.spritesheet('dude', 'assets/spritesheets/dude.png',{frameWidth: 32, frameHeight: 48}); } function create () { this.add.image(480, 480, 'level1'); blocked = this.physics.add.staticGroup(); blocked.create(456, 216, 'sign'); blocked.create(648, 168, 'woodpile'); blocked.create(648, 216, 'campfire'); blocked.create(744, 168, 'tent'); blocked.create(840, 216, 'filledbucket'); blocked.create(600, 400, 'rock'); blocked.create(648, 448, 'rock'); blocked.create(600, 448, 'grapes'); blocked.create(214, 720, 'tree'); blocked.create(214, 552, 'tree'); blocked.create(214, 384, 'tree'); blocked.create(214, 286, 'log'); blocked.create(214, 192, 'tree'); blocked.create(358, 192, 'tree'); player = this.physics.add.sprite(480, 480, 'dude'); player.setBounce(0.2); player.setCollideWorldBounds(true); cursors = this.input.keyboard.createCursorKeys(); this.physics.add.collider(player, blocked); this.anims.create({ key: 'left', frames: this.anims.generateFrameNumbers('dude', { start: 0, end: 3}), frameRate: 10, repeat: -1 }); this.anims.create({ key: 'turn', frames: [ { key: 'dude', frame: 4 } ], frameRate: 20 }) this.anims.create({ key: 'right', frames: this.anims.generateFrameNumbers('dude', { start: 5, end: 8 }), frameRate: 10, repeat: -1 }); } function update () { if (cursors.left.isDown) { player.setVelocityX(-160); player.anims.play('left', true); } else if (cursors.right.isDown) { player.setVelocityX(160); player.anims.play('right', true) } else if (cursors.up.isDown) { player.setVelocityY(-160); player.anims.play('right', true) } else if (cursors.down.isDown) { player.setVelocityY(160); player.anims.play('left', true) } else{ player.setVelocityX(0); player.setVelocityY(0); player.anims.play('turn'); } } </script> </body> </html> I'm also having a few issues adapting what I see in these tutorials around using a server to keep track of my player's position and report back locations. Some examples start with something as basic as referencing socket.io in my code as a source. In all the tutorials I can find they say to use this line of code in my index.html file: <script src="/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script> However this doesn't work, as you can see at the top of my game file above, I had to reference the full file path, going in through the node_modules folder and finding the socket.io.js file. Am I doing something wrong? Or am I supposed to reference the full file path and the tutorial is not accurate? Finally when trying to implement some of the code in the tutorials into the game file itself to tell the game to ask the server when a new client is connected, I get an error saying the code is invalid. I'm not sure if this is because I am putting the code in the incorrect place, or if it's because the code doesn't work in Phaser3 the way it did in version 2. Client.askNewPlayer(); The tutorial says to put this "at the end of game.create()" however because I don't have game states, I have nothing I can find as the equivalent. Just for the sake of testing it out, I tried placing this code inside the "function create ()" of my game if only because of the word create, and then also in the "function update ()" of my game because I figured this is where the game is always looping and checking for updates. But both gave me errors saying that "client is not defined" Again I'm sure you can probably tell this is my first time doing this sort of thing with real code, I've been messing around with RPG maker before this, but I really think I can get the hang of it if I can just get a few pointers or tips to get me going in the right direction! Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hi!, I need some help doing new maps for my game: https://multionline.herokuapp.com/ Check this post to know more about the game: http://www.html5gamedevs.com/topic/29477-multiplayer-game-with-items-levels-monster-and-pvp/ I leave all you need to build the map in the zip file of this post! (you need to use tiled to edit it) If I uses the map your name will appear in the game Map Set.zip Thanks!.

Looking for a cinematic theme for your game? Listen to a preview of some of my latest music: Hero Fantasy Pack Vol 1

Hello, I'm searching for pixel art artist who could help me with my new game. The game idea is a dark story setted simple adventure with RPG elements, which could be interesting. As I can't do any art at all, it would be hard for me to create the game, so that's why I would like to find an artist willing to help me. If you are interested, please PM me or send email to [email protected] Thanks.

Hy!, i'm working on a multiplayer rpg game and babylonjs has been my favorite and comfortable engine for this. I don't know if it's okay to post progress videos here, but i need some advice and tips on how to improve my game: The screen recorder makes the scene laggy a little bit Nothing much just the intro scene for now