A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Conway’s Game of Life grown into a small complex-systems lab: attractors, small-world rewiring, avalanches and rule-space scans on lattices and networks. Python engine + notebooks + reports, and an interactive web version.
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubStatus: v2.0. Four experiments, a report, a policy brief and an interactive web version. Read: Report (中文) · Policy brief (中文)
How do local rules and the interaction topology together determine global behaviour?
This project started as a Tkinter simulator of Conway's Game of Life (v1, 2023). v2 rebuilds it as a small computational-experiment platform. One engine runs both square lattices and arbitrary networks, and four experiments probe attractors, topology, criticality, and rule space.
** change the rule and the topology, watch live measurements, and run twins that differ by one cell.
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