Phaser Arcade Physics Tuner
Tune simple Arcade Physics movement values and watch how gravity, jump velocity, acceleration, drag, max velocity, and bounce affect game feel.

Game feel tool
Phaser Arcade Physics Tuner
Tune a tiny Arcade Physics scene with gravity, jump velocity, acceleration, drag, max velocity, and bounce.
Arcade Physics values
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What This Tool Is Good For
The Phaser Arcade Physics Tuner helps experiment with movement and physics values before they are moved into a Phaser scene.
When To Use It
Use it when prototyping platformers, arcade movement, jump controls, simple physics interactions, or character movement feel.
How To Use The Output
Use the chosen values as a starting point in your Phaser Arcade Physics configuration, then test them in the actual level context.
Example Use Cases
- Finding a first-pass jump height
- Comparing acceleration and drag values
- Testing bounce and max velocity interactions
Tips
Small changes can make movement feel very different. Test jump height, fall speed, acceleration, and stopping distance together instead of tuning only one value.
Related Guides, Experiments, And Tools
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- Phaser Movement And Collision Playground
- Phaser Platformer Jump And Gravity Experiment
- Phaser Camera Follow And Larger Level Experiment
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