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In Progress: GameOfWar
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on 2009-11-29 20:21:47 |
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I'm working on a new 2-player game. It's a sort of extention of Conway's Game of Life. Each player takes a turn wherein they turn an empty cell their color. After both players have taken their turns, or passed, the game evolves. Game evolution proceeds according to certain rules of cellular automata. These rules will allow for very complex and chaotic game play! The player who hosts the game can very the board size, from tiny to very large! Games played on small boards require careful contemplation like chess. Games on large boards are fast-paced and less logically challenging. Below is a demo of the cellular automata rules I have am considering. These rules will likely be changed a bit, but they demonstrate the basics. Left-clicking a cell turns it to player #1. Right-clicking a cell turns it to player #2. Shift-clicking a cell builds a wall. Press or hold space to evolve the game. Press 'r' to reset the board. 
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Re: In Progress: GameOfWar
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on 2011-03-22 10:07:12 |
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Wow, this is indeed interesting. If only there could be more players... 
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Re: In Progress: GameOfWar
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by chatsalot7777
on 2011-03-22 11:25:14
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Conway's game of life! It's quite popular in programming problems. It's interesting, but I suggest modifying more "apparent" things, such as the shape of the board. Good luck with your game! |