I had no experience with game development so I was completely lost, but after taking the course I started to get the hang of it. The instructor organized everything well in Notion, so I was able to refer to it and try things on my own after the course. It also became much easier to read official documentation and other examples after taking the course. I think it would be good for people who have other development experience using JS to take this. Complete beginners might find it difficult since it's code-focused.

The process of learning Phaser while creating games was really fascinating! I loved how it was practice-oriented, allowing me to see results immediately while following along. If there's an expanded course with a React version, I would definitely love to take it :)

Pros: - There are almost no Korean lectures for Phaser other than this one. - The textbook is good. The complete code and explanations for each chapter are well organized in Notion, and game assets are also provided. Thanks to this, in the case of very repetitive tasks, you can copy and paste the code provided in Notion. - The instructor's teaching ability and lecture tempo are good. (In other words, it doesn't sound like an instructor who can't teach, where the audio is too choppy or the instructor only explains what he knows and doesn't explain it.) Cons: - It explains various things from the beginning, considering everyone from complete coding beginners to those who have already used git or npm. This is a bit distracting. I don't think complete coding beginners will understand the lecture in the first place. - The code flow is different from the actual development method. It teaches in a flow that can be done when the results are known in advance. It's like "This object's method will have these things added to it, but I'll write them in another file" Why they are going to be added is something you will understand if you watch until the end. (But you will understand it well in the end.) - The explanation of the theoretical part of Phaser is insufficient. In fact, it is not a complete conquest of Phaser, but a light clone coding, so I have no complaints. I plan to look for other lectures to study Phaser systems (World, Arcade, GameObject, Physics) more deeply. Summary: It is good for quickly learning and experiencing the flow of Phaser development. If you want a deep theoretical explanation, you may be disappointed.

I think it was a good lecture because you can create a completed game in a short period of time.

Let me give you a brief review of game production. It was helpful to learn about a framework called phaser, but I was able to experience the game production process firsthand, and understand how each function or scene effect is connected and works. In that sense, I think this lecture is a lecture that can be experienced in advance for those who dream of becoming a game developer or are curious about what a game developer is, rather than for JavaScript developers. And if I develop it a little more here, I could create my own game project. However, since it is a JavaScript library, I need to have some understanding of JavaScript. Since there is a lot of code to write in the lecture, I only explain the core code and move on, so it may be difficult for beginners to follow.

I learned it with fun. I hope you will continue to give good lectures.

It was hard to find Korean materials for Phaser3, but this lecture on creating the entire game was a great help.

Hello, I am a student who is taking the class well. Thank you for the great lecture. I have a question. I would like to ask how to release it on Steam or App like the actual Vampire Survival, not on the webpage.

This lecture is full of advanced theories. I enjoyed it. However, I feel that the lecture flow itself is mainly focused on sequential code explanations, so the flow is interrupted, and I often find myself blankly wondering why this variable was declared, and then later realizing that it is used like this, so it is hard to concentrate. The code is complicated, and I think it can't be helped because it is a product of a certain scale. If you watch it three more times, it will be more noticeable. Thank you again for the great lecture!

Starting from the beginning and going in-depth can be burdensome for learners, but this class was good because it allowed me to quickly and easily understand the flow of game production without any burden.