Game of Life
Conway's Game of Life — the classic zero-player cellular automaton devised by mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970. Four simple rules applied to a grid of cells produce endless emergent complexity.
Seed the grid, hit play, and watch patterns evolve — from stable blocks to gliders to chaotic explosions. A timeless piece of computational history, playable in the browser.
Key Features
- Classic Conway's Game of Life rules
- Interactive grid — draw your own starting patterns
- Play, pause, and step through generations
- Runs entirely in the browser, no install needed