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The Phaser 2 Sandbox allows you to code games in your browser without having to download or install anything. The powerful editor features Phaser code assists, JavaScript snippets and lots of the features you've come to love in editors like Sublime and Brackets. Once finished you can save, export or share your game. See More
PIXI.js is easy to learn, but its Firefox support leaves plenty to be desired -- it'll drop WebGL contexts and complain about texture mishandling, so you'll be choosing to use the Canvas backend for certain browsers and non-high-end devices. And you'll be disappointed a second time. Limited feature support and the odd glitch that will have you extra code to work around it. See More
Construct 2's event system allows for deep, detailed control over all aspects of your game. You aren't limited to just a few options. Rather, Scirra has thought of nearly everything in advance with access to any desired parameter of any object all paired with simple and intuitive ways to interact with them. Your events can be organized with event sheets (that can be included in other sheets), event groups, sub-events, loops, and functions that make the coding portion of your game as efficient as possible. See More
After using a few quick tutorials you can quickly catch on to the event system this program uses and quickly be able to build any type of 2D game you want. You can download a few sprites from google and put together a working level of Mega Man with character movement / animation / enemies / collision detection / scoring / Tile map and AI within about 2 hours. See More
Crafty comes with one single JavaScript file crafty.js, it's highly unopinionated on how you should organize your folder structure, and leaves that to the developers themselves. This can be hard for a beginner and annoying for even an experienced developer since you have to think yourself on how to divide your project into namespaces, modules and even on how to deploy it. See More
Extending the reach of a game developed with ImpactJS is easy due to the cross-platform nature the framework. There are Considerations around performance, resolution and audio, however all can be appropriately addressed when in development. Works in the browser via Canvas, even on mobile. Easily translatable into a packaged app. See More