Conway's Game of Life Cellular Automaton Simulator
Explore emergent complexity through John Conway's mathematical zero-player game. Draw initial cellular seeds, adjust tick speeds, and watch oscillators, gliders, and stable colonies evolve.
Key Capabilities & Use Cases
Study deterministic chaos and cellular emergence governed by just four simple neighborhood rules.
Visual aid for computer science students learning 2D matrix grids, generational loops, and state machines.
Draw custom seed configurations, experiment with glider guns, and observe complex spatial evolutions.
How to Use & Shortcuts
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the rules of Conway's Game of Life?
Why is it called a zero-player game?
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