Encapsulation Extern Break

Question

I am new to C ++ and I am creating a game. I have a class main in which I declare

Game * game; //globally
int main() {
    game = new Game();
    game->show();
}

My class game initiates my game, etc. Now in other classes (player, enemy, etc.) I get variables from the game, such as player health, using

#include<game.h>
extern Game * game;
func::func() {
    game->health->resetHealth();
}

Is this encapsulation / ood paradigm a violation? Is this a bad practice? I see another way to do this for the game.

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