Building Simulated 3D HTML5 Games With Phaser

Phaser is commonly used as a 2D game engine for creating HTML5 desktop and mobile games. However, with the help of three.js and Phaser 3D library, you could render your game with the look-and-feel of a 3D environment.

This effect is often called as a 2.5-dimensional environment. It means a two-dimensional world being rendered into three dimensions.

This is a great option for having cool 3D effects for your Phaser game projects.

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