The Game of Life is a two-dimensional cellular automaton in which the rules are simple and can be described as a series of rules. This is one of the most famous mathematical games in the world.

The game starts with a single cell that is placed in a two-dimensional space with its neighbors. Each of the neighbors is either alive or dead. A live cell has a neighbor on the left, right, top, or bottom. The neighbors are considered to be "live" if they are alive and to be "dead" if they are dead.

After each generation, the game moves one generation forward. The new generation starts with a single cell that is either alive or dead.