Conway's Game Of Life
1961 players
Game controls
Create a cell/ Interact
Description and purpose of the game
This game was once invented by a mathematician named John Horton Conway. The theory about cellular organisms began to be in unheard-of demand, not only among his colleagues, but also among scientists from other fields. Everyone wanted not only to try, but also to observe the creation of cellular automata, and in time the game became publicly available. Now you yourself, thanks to this game, can trace how cells form, develop and die.
How to play
The task is to create new cells on the field so that they can interact with each other. The blue cells represent living organisms, and the green cells represent those that have already died. In the game you can choose one of the available sketches and watch the new organisms form, or you can create your own.
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