Game of Lives 1.3
Tapani Raiko
The Game of Life is not your typical computer game. It's a 'cellular automaton' invented by Cambridge mathematician John Horton Conway. The original intention was to model the process of birth, survival, and death, the idea being that organisms require others in order to survive and procreate. In this variant of the game players place cells on the board trying to get twice the number of cells as the opponent. At some points, Game of Life iterations are made. Color of a born cell is derived from the majority rule but otherwise the rules of Game of Life apply.
Version 1.3 features unspecified improvements and bug fixes.
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