Cellular Automata

Cellular Automata - simulator, in the literal imitating life. Gameplay is based on four ordinary rules installed by John Conve. The player is a two-dimensional mesh. Each sector can be both lively and dead cage. It is required to specify the initial state of the cell, after which it is necessary to observe how it develops. So life occurs based on the rules of Conve. The visual part is made in minimalist style.

In total, a 732 lexicon template is represented in the game. The game process Cellular Automata fully simulates the basic cell survival patterns. For example, if there are less than two living neighbors around the cell, it dies. If the neighbors are alive, it develops and goes into the next generation. The same patterns concern three and more neighbors. It is necessary not to give to die with a single-cell organism from overpopulation. It will be necessary to do everything possible to walk the breeding process, thereby generating a new life.

Gaming mechanics and features:

• realistic stimulation of reproduction;
• emphasis on the laws of physics and nature;
• minimalistic environment design;
• compliance with the four rules of the convey
• the ability to create the evolution of cells;
• Simple and intuitive management.