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Installing:

pip install ed-game

or:

pip3 install ed-game

Usage:

import ed_game
ed_game.run()

ed-game dependencies: 1.setuptools>=77.3.4 (is build) 2.pygame-ce >= 2.4.0 (core of ed-game) (Last version is 2.5.8) 3.CPython >= 3.11 (Support for Python 3.8, 3.9, and 3.10 has been dropped.) (The code has not yet been tested on Python 3.15. It's best to use a Python version higher than 3.11; support for Python 3.8, 3.9, and 3.10 will be dropped later.)

Earth Defense Game - Windows uses C extension for speed; other platforms run pure Python.

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