game of life studio
A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Conway's Game of Life — a polished web studio with infinite sparse grid, pattern library, custom rulesets, RLE import/export, and themes. No install, no build.
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A polished web-based studio for Conway's Game of Life and related cellular automata. Infinite sparse grid, pattern library, custom rulesets, themes, and RLE import/export — runs in the browser with no install, no build, no dependencies.
Plain HTML + CSS + ES modules. No framework, no bundler. 15 JavaScript modules split by responsibility (simulation, rendering, input, UI, history, I/O, ...).
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