Reach the Relay
Pick a route through AI-ravaged ruins and keep your VIP alive in turn-based fights.
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Wagon Bones swaps Balatro's playing cards for d12 dice and sends them down the Oregon Trail, and under the hood it's Phaser, a free, open-source framework for 2D games that run in desktop and mobile browsers.
Phaser Studio releases it under the MIT license, and it renders with Canvas and WebGL. Phaser 4.0.0 came out on April 10, 2026 and rebuilt the WebGL renderer while keeping the API. Games are JavaScript or TypeScript, loaded from a CDN script tag or installed from npm, and the docs have you run a web server during development because browsers restrict pages loaded from disk.
The repository ships a skills folder that teaches AI agents Phaser 4's APIs and patterns, and Phaser Editor v5 has a built-in MCP server for scenes, assets and tilemaps. The Phaser Game Agent, billed by build time, lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents build a game with code, art and sound.
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Pick a route through AI-ravaged ruins and keep your VIP alive in turn-based fights.
Draft a team of fighters and battle other players' ghost teams in auto-battles.
Roll d12 dice, build scoring hands, and travel the Oregon Trail one leg at a time.
Charge and release disc throws across nine top-down holes of pixel-art disc golf.
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