Installing:
pip install ed-game
or:
pip3 install ed-game
Usage:
import ed_game
ed_game.run()
or:
python -m ed-game
ed-game dependencies: 1.setuptools>=77.3.4 (is build) 2.pygame-ce >= 2.4.0 (core of ed-game) 3.CPython >= 3.8
Earth Defense Game - A Windows, MacOS, Linux, shooter game built with Pygame. Support for Android is planned for future releases. The best is yet to come!
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