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The Colorful Game of Life

A vibe-coded Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Colorful Game of Life with evolution and color wars - cells evolve through 9 colors, spawn moving spores, and battle for territory in this mesmerizing cellular automaton

by @TripleFliple · TripleFliple/The-Colorful-Game-of-Life on GitHubLANG HTML★ 1HOSTED ON TRIPLEFLIPLE.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 27 Jul 2026

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Controls: Play/Pause, Step (advance one generation), Clear (wipe the canvas)

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A highly advanced implementation of Conway's Game of Life with a dynamically-sized color spectrum, color evolution, moving cells, territorial battles, rule-set-organized pattern management, and a full 3D "tower" visualization mode that stacks time itself as height.

The Game of Life Pro is an enhanced cellular automaton simulation. Cells are born, survive, evolve through a configurable color spectrum, and compete for territory according to rules you control with live, draggable range sliders.

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