Laboratory of life. A game of life simulation - Lab of Life. The game portion of the Laboratory of Life is a race against time to create as much new life as possible with a limited number of draw/erase commands called lightning strikes.

Game Review
The game portion of the Laboratory of Life is a race against time to create as much new life as possible with a limited number of draw/erase commands called lightning strikes. Life is played on a grid where each square on the grid is called a cell. A cell has eight neighboring cells all around it. On each generation, each cell is examined to determine its neighbors and the number of neighbors determines whether the cell will be alive or dead in the next generation. All cells of the grid are processed this way for each generation. There are four level simple, easy, medium, and hard. Quite an interesting little game.

Playing Laboratory of Life
The rules of Life are as follows:
1. If a cell has exactly two living neighbors, then it will remain the same, dead or alive.
2. If a cell has exactly three living neighbors, then it will become alive regardless of its previous state.
3. In all other combinations of living neighbors, the cell dies and becomes empty.

System Requirements
Any Intel PC capable of running Windows 95.
A sound card that can play wave files.
A sound card that can play midi files.
A video card capable of displaying at least 640 x 480 x 256 color graphics.
A mouse.

600k of disk space for Lab O' Life itself. More for each life grid.