Life

Watch life evolve. If things start to die down you can touch to draw extra cells

Watch life evolve. If things start to die down, you can draw extra cells by

touching the screen.

In 1970 John Conway discovered that starting with extremely simple rules, complex life-like

structures could naturally evolve.

The rules are:

If there are three live cells next to an empty space, a new cell is born

If a cell has fewer than two neighbors it dies of loneliness

If a cell has more than three neighbors it dies of overcrowding

Look out for the different structures that arise. Repeaters, gliders that slide across the screen,

even glider generators that create an endless stream of gliders one after another.