Conway's Game of Life

This is a graphic representation of the famous cellular automaton "Game of Life" devised by the british mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970.

It is defined as a "zero-player game", in which the evolution is determined by an initial state. You can establish its initial configuration and see how the life you created evolves!

The basic rules of this game can lead to any complexity required, given it is Turing Complete and can simulate any Turing machine or universal constructor.