In the 1960's when computers occupied large rooms and time spent using them was very expensive, a mathemetician name John Horton Conway devised a computer simulation of the delicate balance of cellular life. Since then this has become the classic computer exercise - second only to 'hello world'

Use the mouse to travel around the scene. Use the W, A S, D keys to help your movement. Each generation will be built based on the simple rules of life:

1. If a cell has one or no living neighbours, it will die of loneliness.
2. If it has too many neighbours - four or more - it will die from overcrowding.
3. New cells are "born" whenever an empty square has exactly three living neighbors.

Have Fun!