Phaser
How vibe coders and indie builders use Phaser: 22 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
22
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
<0.1%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
0
Share of stated stacks, per week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- TypeScript 7
- Claude Code 6
- Codex 5
- Vite 4
- ChatGPT 4
- React 3
- JavaScript 3
- Node.js 2
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Phaser
- ZOMBRA — Lets players fight waves of zombies in a pixel-art city, looting buildings, upgrading weapons, and extracting by helicopter.“My side project ZOMBRA: a browser zombie horde shooter inspired by Left 4 Dead and Killing Floor”
- sofaresidency — Shows a shared public countdown on a chore and lets visitors pay to push the deadline back, with the price rising as time runs out.“I put my chore list on a public timer and people can pay to stop me doing it”
- Sprint Racing Tactics — Lets players race turn-based on a grid track by clicking cells, spending movement points that refill every few turns.“My side project's only players are people who loved the original 25 years ago. I can't tell if the game is actually good.”
- Rosh — Compiles plain-English programs into one shared AST that can be run as terminal, web, game, or 3D scenes, with a shared live multiplayer world layer.“Typed enter museum and it opened an actual door into a live 3D world other people are standing in right now — no login, try it”
- Pengloo — Runs a 2D Phaser 3 arcade-physics game with a penguin character on snowy terrain and an aurora effect in progress.“First Game Project. Help Pengloo”
- MICRO RACERS — Lets 2 to 4 players race tiny toy cars around oversized bedroom and desk tracks in a browser, with power-ups, ramps and drift.“MICRO RACERS – one-shot Claude Opus 5 local multiplayer top-down toy car racer (Micro Machines vibes)”
- Bauhaus games (the relativist., the absolutist., the gradualist., shape invaders.) — Offers four free offline Android games that each turn one Bauhaus foundation course idea, such as color contrast, color harmony, gradients, or shape-driven behavior, into a puzzle or arcade mechanic.“I published the four Bauhaus games I was asking for feedback on two months ago”
- Pick Your Fate — Lets players dig for treasure in short roguelite cave runs while avoiding deadly monsters, playable directly inside Reddit.“Pick Your Fate - I vibe coded a mining-roguelite that runs directly inside Reddit”
- Sqlotter — Lets players solve puzzle levels by stacking stencils in the correct order to form a goal slime, and lets users create their own levels.“Inspired by a childhood classic, built for Reddit”
- ai-discussion-room — Runs a multi-model deliberation where a chair LLM hears anonymized members' answers, using official CLI subscriptions instead of API keys.“A multi-LLM deliberation room”
- Wreckade — Lets players smash cars together in a 2D arena where the crowd of wrecked cars becomes a weapon.“Wreckade - 2D destruction derby throwback”
- gitflap — Generates an endless Flappy Bird level from a GitHub user's public contribution graph.“Built a little game that turns GitHub contribution graphs into Flappy Bird levels”
- I made a small robot battler as… — Lets kids scan a QR code on a birthday card to play a browser-based robot battle card game with their own robot against classmates.“I made a small robot battler as a birthday treat for my 6-year-old’s classmates”
- Dogsound Hackathon — Converts microphone audio of dog barks into tokens that an AI interprets as game design intent, continuously updating a Phaser game.“I made a "Dogsound Hackathon" PoC where dog barking gets tokenized into game design prompts”
- Navy vet who can't write a line… — Lets a user build and launch free browser games, including a drone light show tycoon, an idle strategy game, a daily word game, and a live earthquake monitor, with AI writing the code.“Navy vet who can't write a line of code — shipping two games this weekend. What's everyone building?”