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Send $LIFE to the game wallet. Your balance appears as credits ready to use.
Drop colorful cells into one giant, always-moving world. Every cell that survives earns points—and points win $LIFE.
Send $LIFE to the game wallet. Your balance appears as credits ready to use.
Pick a pattern and click any empty space. Available cells appear immediately.
The world evolves continuously. Every living cell earns you one point each step.
After ten minutes, 40% of the vault is shared proportionally by player score.
British mathematician John Conway introduced the Game of Life in 1970. It is a cellular automaton: a world where each cell follows only a few rules based on its neighbours.
Those tiny rules create surprisingly lifelike behaviour—patterns are born, move, compete, reproduce, and disappear. Nobody controls the outcome. Complexity simply emerges.
All spent $LIFE enters the vault. Half survives into the next round, keeping future games exciting from the very first second.