300k - The Game PC

Players take turns deploying 100 pixel packets onto a 600x600 matchfield in this strategy simulation inspired by cellular automaton theory. Pixels from both sides evolve automatically after each move, pushing basic theory rules to extremes with added manipulation options. Battle the computer or other players in freeform turns reminiscent of chess, aiming to claim the largest share of 300k total pixels for victory. This casual indie game suits fans of turn-based tactics and simulation experiments. Deploy cells anywhere on the field with full move freedom. Check screenshots for precise rules in this stable beta version on PC.

300k - the Game

...is a funny implementation of the cellular automaton theory. in this game, the basics of this theory have been pushed to the extreme and a game capable kind by adding funny extras to manipulate created populations. so you can battle against the computer or against other players. your moves are absolutely free. also, u can deploy every single cell/pixel packet wherever you want.


or quickly said: it's a game in wich the players make their moves alternately like in board games like chess or similar. so you set 100 of your own pixel packets with each move to the 600x600 matchfield. these pixels, like those of the opponent, then develop automatically. whoever has the largest share of a total of 300k pixels on the field wins!

so if you want, you can read the exact game rules in the screenshots.

Beta-Version

well, i wrote this game (with very minimalistic graphic) within a few weeks and it works fine and stable. but this short time of development says that there is still a lot to do. ask like: is the game easy to understand? is my broken english a big problem? XD are there any technical problems? is the game missing something (more story, goals, correction of difficulty of cpu-player...)? ...therefore I would like to test the game for a while as a beta version.

ya, there is still a lot to do!