AlienLifeEngine
A free artificial life demo — play it in your browser, no install. An evolution simulator where every sighted organism thinks with an evolved recurrent brain and shares half of its mind with a local collective field.
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A world where every organism that can see thinks with an evolved neural brain — and half of that mind is not its own.
Nothing is taught here and nothing is trained. The weights are shaped by selection alone.
every nearby mind also reads and writes
Weights stay private and inherited, so two creatures touching the same substrate interpret it through different minds. Thought becomes an environment that life both senses and shapes.
Watch long enough and regions of the map drift into different collective states — cultures, with borders. Press V to see them.
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