Monitor for Emergent Behavior

Cellular Automata Games

We produce next generation games based on Conway's Game of Life and a host of other Cellular Automata algorithms

The Future of Gaming

Why Make CA Games?

There are a host of reasons to make Cellular Automata Games and not a lot of reasons not to

For Effects

For Fans

For Edutainment

Complex, organic block movements add another level of mystery to gaming, a stark contrast to the mechanics that haven't changed in games for decades.

Incredibly large and multidisciplinary fan base, including

  • 2D artists, video artists, and generative artists

  • Game developers

  • Academics and ethusiasts

Conway's Game of Life is often one of the first algorithms taught to Computer Science students.

It's an engaging way to learn about coding and simulations.

Introducing Our 1st Game

Brick Breaker Cellular Automata

Brick Breaker, Bricks, Balls, whatever you call this classic genre, the mobile-first version of Breakout / Arkanoid is where evolving blocks and fast balls collide to trigger surprising chain reactions and create mesmerizing visual displays.

More enemy possibilites than levels

Number of Enemy Types

2^17

130,000

Initiate Simulation Protocol

Step into the lab. Manipulate parameters, observe emergent behavior, and challenge the grid.