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Prisoner's Dilemma

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The visualisation is based on a grid of "players" who all play the prisoner's dilemma against their neighbours. Each generation (frame) the players change strategies by mimicking their most successful neighbour. The marching squares algorithm is used to create the final graphic from the grid of players. Each strategy is represented by its own colour.
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