game of society
A free artificial life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Programmable cellular automata for inventing societies and watching them emerge.
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Write local rules. Watch societies emerge.
Game of Society is a browser-based programmable cellular automaton. Give cells properties such as age, wealth or opinion, write JavaScript rules for how neighbours interact, and watch societies emerge.
▶ Play Game of Society
Conway-style cells also have an age, showing how one additional dimension changes a familiar cellular automaton. Play Aging Conway Society
Cells respond to the local distribution of neighbouring groups, producing larger-scale patterns from local imitation.
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