quantum ish life
A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Mobile-friendly quantum-ish Game of Life experiment
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A small mobile-friendly browser game inspired by Conway's Game of Life, with probability states instead of simple alive/dead cells.
White cells are dead, coloured cells are alive, and paler cells are uncertain. Each generation secretly collapses the probability grid, counts neighbours, then creates the next probability grid.
If hosted on GitHub Pages, the game can run as a static site with no build step.
This is intentionally lightweight and dependency-free. No framework, no build chain, no npm ceremony.
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