Games like Cellular Automata Lab
Looking for games like Cellular Automata Lab? Here are top simulation recommendations, selected from player-similarity data — start with Game Of Life B4W's, Conway's Game Of Life - 4096 x 4096 @ 100FPS! or Boids FishTank: Predator–Prey Flocking Simulation (Orca vs Tuna).
1 View Game50%Game Brain Score50% User Score 1 reviewsInteractive Cellular Automaton Simulation This web application offers a robust and flexible implementation of the classic "Game of Life" cellular automaton. Designed for both experimentation and observation, it allows users to manipulate the grid in real-time and observe the evolution of complex patterns based on simple neighbor rules. Key Features: Real-Time Interaction: Users can draw o…
View Game2 View Game50%Game Brain Score50% User Score 1 reviewsWhat's this? This is an implementation of Conway's Game Of Life written in DOTS, that dynamically grows when it needs more space. It's written for Turbo Makes Games' Dots Community Challenge #1, and a video about my process making it might appear on my YouTube channel later. Controls Mouse / Left Click - Interact with UI and Draw Delete - Clear Screen L - Toggle Load Menu Space / P - Pause / Unpau…
View Game3 View GameOverview Boids FishTank: Predator–Prey Flocking Simulation (Orca vs Tuna) is a real-time aquatic ecosystem built in Unity HDRP. It extends the classic Boids flocking algorithm into a predator–prey scenario where tuna school together and orca pods coordinate hunts using role-based behaviors. The goal of the project is to explore how far flocking models can be pushed toward more cinematic,…
View Game4 View Game49%Game Brain Score49% User Score 3 reviewsFLASH-BLIP A fast-paced 2D game built with the LOVE framework. Dodge obstacles, survive as long as you can, and get the highest score. The game is primarily oriented toward endless mode, where players aim for the highest possible score in an infinite survival challenge. Structured levels are a work-in-progress, with future plans to implement procedural generation for creating diverse, dynamic le…
View Game5 View Game# Introduction Welcome to Game of (No) Life, which is just a fun little environment to play around with Conway's Game of Life. In a nutshell, it is a cellular automaton where cells on a grid live, die, or reproduce based on simple rules, simulating complex patterns and behaviors. These rules are: A live cell remains live in the next timestep if it has either 2 or 3 live neighbors in the current…
View Game6 View GameConway's Game of Life Discover the fascinating world of cellular automata with Conway's Game of Life! This classic simulation game allows you to explore the evolution of cell patterns over time based on simple rules. Watch as your creations come to life, grow, and evolve with each passing generation. Features: Pause/Play Button: Control the simulation with ease. Left-Click to Paint: Create…
View Game7 View GameA real-time falling-sand sandbox where simple elements interact to create complex, emergent behavior. About the Project Granular is a real-time cellular material simulation inspired by classic falling-sand experiments, focused on emergent behavior, elemental interaction, and performance-oriented simulation. The world is represented as a large 2D grid divided into chunk…
View Game8 View Game50%Game Brain Scoregraphics, gameplayoptimization, music50% User Score 164 reviews"Intelligent Design: An Evolutionary Sandbox" is a simulation game that allows players to create and modify a variety of ecosystems and organisms. Design and evolve creatures with unique abilities, behaviors, and appearances using an intuitive design tool. Observe how your creations adapt to environmental challenges and compete or cooperate with other species in a dynamic, ever-changing world. **Approximately 256 characters
View Game9 View GameThis interactive sandbox was developed following a Master's degree lecture on emergent behaviors. The project explores the transition from theoretical Boids rules to a functional, optimized simulation using Godot 4.5.1. The Simulation The simulation features a flock of autonomous agents following the three classic steering rules: Separation, Alignment, and Cohesion. To create a dynamic environ…
View Game10 View GameCellular Automata Playground Ever wonder what happens when you run Langton's ant on top of the Game of Life? Well, now you can find out! Most of the automata share the same grid, and thus effect one another. The outlier is the falling sand, as it's doing it's own thing. Controls & Features GridCell size slider (1–128 px, default 8) keeps the grid aligned to the viewport area beside the sidebar;…
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