Game of Life Cellular Automata

Perfect implementation of this 50-some year old computer game. Runs smoothly on my M1 MacBook, the only issue (on Mac, not tested on iPad / iPhone) being not keeping preferences when relaunching app. I like red circle cells, but app always goes back to blue squares ;-)

My creature is too big for the table . . Could I get a bigger table?

The game is pretty fire. Its kinda hard to get a working colony, but it would be cool if you could assign specific colors to different squares to make separate colonies. Also, it would be helpful to maybe have a optional tutorial to show the different “machines” you could build.

This game it was exactly how I imagined it and at the end of this open instruction to help me how to make an easy bomb 💣. first make a three by three square. then from the top center build two sells up and put one to the left.

I love a good math game especially game of life, and it’s good, but it needs more pre builded creations and please add a thing where you can click your whole creation and move it.

The screenshots show that it is supposed to be where the delete button is, but its not there. Where is it? Other then that its pretty good and I like making different things like mediem and big sized space ships, and other stuff.

it would be perfect if the grid can be infinitely large(or arbitrarily large), anyway, 80 80 is too SMALL!

its very good just wish there was no borders for bigger creations that dont fit on the current map

Great app. The only thing is that at certain magnification, when the board is zoomed out, the grid disappears and it is not obvious where the border of the board is. It confused me at first as I did not know why the gliders would expire in what seemed to be a middle of the page - they just reached the border. Maybe a simple outline of the board is needed which is visible in the zoomed out view.

Or maybe not really even the basics. I could not find a way to restart or back up a sequence. It ran, it was over. Made it difficult to do repeat experiments. The demonstrations are interesting. Good that it’s free (somebody’s early project?), but I’d be willing to pay a couple of three dollars for a version of this with some experimental controls, if you know what I mean.🤔😉😊