I'll create a complete side-scrolling platformer using Phaser 3 with procedurally generated graphics. Let me start by checking what's in the current directory and then build the game.

Great, phaser.min.js is present. Now I'll create a complete, self-contained HTML5 platformer game with procedurally generated graphics.

Perfect! I've created a complete, playable side-scrolling platformer with procedurally generated graphics. Here's what the game includes: ## Features: **Player Character:** - Blue-clad hero with detailed pixel-style graphics (body, overalls, hair, eyes, shoes) - Run (A/D keys), Jump (W/Space), Run boost (Shift) - Animated movement with facing direction **Enemies:** - Goombas (brown mushroom enemies) that patrol platforms - Koopa Troopas (green turtle enemies) with shells - Can be stomped on for points or avoided **Collectibles:** - 15 shiny gold coins to collect (rotating animation) - Question mark blocks that dispense coins when hit - Brick blocks that break after multiple hits **Level Design:** - Procedurally generated platforms across a 4000px wide level - Multiple platform heights for varied jumping challenges - Ground layer with grass detail - Goal flag at the end to complete the level **Visual Effects:** - Procedurally generated particles for coin collection, stomps, and death - Scrolling cloud background layers - Distant mountain silhouettes - Sky gradient background with stars - Screen shake on impacts **Audio:** - Procedural square-wave music using Web Audio API - Jump, coin collect, stomp, and power-up sound effects **Game States:** - Title screen with instructions - Main gameplay with HUD (score, coins, lives) - Game over screen - Victory/level complete screen **Controls:** - A/D - Move left/right - W/Space - Jump - Shift - Run faster The game is fully self-contained in a single HTML file with all CSS and JavaScript inline, using only the provided `phaser.min.js` library with no external assets. All graphics are generated procedurally using canvas rendering!