physics-arcade

To enable Arcade Physics in Phaser 4, configure it within the GameConfig. This setup allows you to simulate gravity, control velocity, and manage dynamic or static bodies for 2D game movement.

Collide separates intersecting physics bodies to prevent overlap and simulates solid interactions. Overlap detects when bodies intersect without applying separation, useful for triggering events like collecting items or detecting hits.

Collision categories and masking filter interactions between specific physics bodies. By assigning category bits and mask bits to dynamic and static bodies, you control which groups collide or overlap in platformers and top-down shooters.

Yes, Arcade Physics groups manage multiple physics-enabled sprites or images simultaneously. Groups allow you to apply uniform velocity, acceleration, and collision rules across many objects efficiently in your 2D game.

World bounds collisions prevent dynamic bodies from falling off the screen edges. By enabling world bounds in your physics config, sprites collide with the defined game boundaries, keeping moving bodies within the playable area.

Yes, Arcade Physics suits top-down shooters and puzzle games. By adjusting gravity settings and using velocity with collision categories, you can simulate movement and interactions for various 2D game genres.