Do getters violate the Law of Demeter?

Question

Suppose there is a type GameStatethat uses GameContext(via a method process):

abstract class GameState {
    public abstract void process(GameContext context);
}

GameContext will contain such things as Player, Shops, ect .. things that are necessary for the game.

The state will gain access to what it needs:

class CombatState extends GameState {
    public void process(GameContext context) {
        Player player = context.getPlayer();

        if(player.isAlive()) {
            //...
        }
    }
}

The statement player.isAlive()can be rewritten as context.getPlayer().isAlive().

My question

Demeter’s law states that objects should only interact with immediate relatives. Will this be a violation of the principle and how will it be resolved?

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Answer 1

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class CombatProcess extends GameProcess {
    public void hit(Player puncher, Player beaten) {
        if (beaten.getState().isAlive()) {
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               ...
        }
    }
}

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