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The Game of Life refers to both a classic board game and a mathematical simulation.

1. The Game of Life (Board Game): Created by Milton Bradley in 1860 and later modernized by Reuben Klamer in 1960, it's a family game where players navigate life's stages—from education to career, family, and retirement. It emphasizes decisions that impact success, with luck and chance playing a role.


2. The Game of Life (Cellular Automaton): Invented by mathematician John Conway in 1970, it's a zero-player game where cells on a grid evolve over time based on a set of rules. Despite its simplicity, the simulation exhibits complex patterns, mimicking life, growth, and death in unexpected ways.