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In the future, humanity is preparing to launch an attack on the homeworld of an alien race, called the Formics, that had attacked Earth and killed millions. The Formic invasion was stopped by Mazer Rackham, who crashed his F-35 Lightning II into a Formic queen ship at the apparent cost of his life. Over the course of 50 years, gifted children are trained by the International Fleet to become commanders of a new fleet for this counterattack.

Cadet Andrew "Ender" Wiggin (Asa Butterfield) draws the attention of Colonel Hyrum Graff (Harrison Ford) and Major Gwen Anderson (Viola Davis) based on his aptitude in simulated space combat. They order the removal of his monitor, signifying the end of the cadet program.

Ender is then attacked by Stilson, a student he defeated in the combat sim, but Ender fights back and severely injures him. Ender confesses his grief to his older sister Valentine but is harassed further by their older brother Peter.

Graff arrives to reveal Ender was being tested and is still part of the program. Graff brings Ender to Battle School and places Ender with other cadets his age, but treats him as extraordinary, thereby subjecting him to being ostracized by the others.

Among other studies, the cadets are placed in squads and perform training games in a zero gravity "Battle Room". Ender quickly adapts to the games, devising new strategies older students have not yet seen.

Graff reassigns Ender to Salamander Army, led by Commander Bonzo Madrid. Bonzo, believing that Ender is inept due to his size and fearing Ender will cause the squad to fail, prevents him from training with the rest of the squad. Another cadet, Petra Arkanian, takes Ender under her wing and trains him privately.

Bonzo becomes aware of this but does not take any action against Petra; he instead orders Ender not to train with her. Ender secretly persuades Bonzo to let him train, arguing this will increase Ender's chance of being accepted into another squad.

In the next match, Bonzo orders Ender to do nothing during the match, while the rest of the Salamander Army fights another team. However, seeing the team losing and Petra in trouble, Ender comes to her aid and helps the Salamander Army win. After the match, Bonzo is humiliated by the other students and threatens to kill Ender if he embarrasses him again.

Meanwhile, Ender plays a computerized "mind game" set in a fantasy world, which aims to present difficult choices to the player. In one situation, Ender creates an outside the box solution to overcome a seemingly unsolvable problem. Later, he encounters a Formic in the game, and then a simulated image of Valentine entering the ruins of a castle. Inside, he finds another image of Valentine within Ender's eye, but as he nears, it turns into an image of Peter inside of Ender's eye before the game ends. These are noted as unusual additions to the game, which is seemingly being altered by Ender's interaction with the computer.

Graff promotes Ender to leader of his own squad, made from other students who have gained Ender's trust. They are put in increasingly difficult battles. In a surprise match against two other teams, including Bonzo's squad the Salamander Army, Ender devises a novel strategy of sacrificing part of his team to achieve a goal, impressing Graff.

Bonzo attacks Ender in the bathroom after the match, but Ender fights back, and Bonzo falls during the struggle, seriously injured. Distraught over this, Ender prepares to quit Battle School, but Graff has Valentine speak to him and convince him to continue.

Graff takes Ender to humanity's forward base on a former Formic planet near their homeworld. There, Ender meets Mazer Rackham, who explains how he spotted the shared-mind nature of the Formics to stop the attack 50 years prior. Ender finds that his former squad members are also here to help him train in computerized simulations of large fleet combat; Rackham puts special emphasis on the fleet's Molecular Detachment (MD) Device that is capable of disintegrating matter. Ender's training is rigorous, and Anderson expresses concern they are pushing Ender too fast, but Graff notes they have run out of time to replace Ender.

Ender's final test is monitored by several of the fleet commanders. As the simulation starts, Ender finds his fleet over the Formic homeworld and vastly outnumbered. He orders most of his fleet to sacrifice themselves to protect the MD long enough to fire on the homeworld. The resulting chain reaction burns over the surface of the planet, killing the entire population. The simulation ends, and Ender believes the test is over. Then the commanders restart the video screens, showing that the destruction of the Formic homeworld was real, and Ender had been controlling the real fleet this time. Despite Graff's assurance he will be known as a hero, Ender is horrified and outraged, as he feels responsible for the annihilation of an entire race and believes everyone will remember him as a killer.

As Ender struggles with his emotions during sleep, he recognizes one of the Formic structures nearby that is similar to the ruined castle from the game. Believing it is trying to communicate with him, Ender races out towards it. He follows the path shown by the game and encounters a dying Formic queen. The Queen acknowledges Ender's role in the genocide of her race, and that he simply wanted peace in the long term and forgives him. The Queen gives Ender a Queen egg that it had been protecting.

With the war ended, Ender is promoted to Admiral, given a small ship, and left to his own devices. In a letter to Valentine, he confides that he is going into deep space, determined to form a new Formic colony with the queen egg.

• Asa Butterfield as Andrew "Ender" Wiggin.
• Harrison Ford as Colonel Hyrum Graff.
• Hailee Steinfeld as Petra Arkanian
• Viola Davis as Major Gwen Anderson, a psychologist who oversees the Battle School students.
• Ben Kingsley as Mazer Rackham, a war hero whose father was Maori. Kingsley spent over an hour in makeup to have T? moko tattoos applied.
  • Kyle Russell Clements as Young Mazer Rackham
• Abigail Breslin as Valentine Wiggin
• Aramis Knight as Bean
• Suraj Parthasarathy as Alai
• Moisés Arias as Bonzo
• Khylin Rhambo as Dink
• Conor Carroll as Bernard
• Nonso Anozie as Sergeant Dap
• Jimmy Pinchak as Peter Wiggin
• Stevie Ray Dallimore as John Paul Wiggin
• Andrea Powell as Theresa Wiggin
• Caleb J. Thaggard as Stilson.
• Jasmine Kaur as Professor
• Tony Mirrcandani as Admiral Chamrajnagar
• Brandon Soo Hoo as Fly Molo - In the film, Fly Molo slips and injures himself. Petra is assigned to join Dragon Army as a substitute.
• Cameron Gaskins as Pol Slattery, a member in Leopard Army
• Orson Scott Card as Pilot (voice cameo)
• Gavin Hood as Giant (voice and motion-capture performance cameo)
• Aaron Johnson as unnamed officer (cameo)

Development

Since Ender's Game was published in 1985, author Orson Scott Card had been reluctant to license film rights and artistic control for the novel. Card explained that he had many opportunities through the 1980s and 1990s to sell the rights of Ender's Game to Hollywood studios, but refused when creative differences became an issue. With the formation of Fresco Pictures in 1996 (which Card co-founded), the author decided to write the screenplay himself. In a 1998 interview, Card discussed the process of adapting the novel into a screenplay.

In 2003, Card submitted a screenplay to Warner Bros., at which time David Benioff and D. B. Weiss were hired to collaborate on a new script in consultation with the then-designated director Wolfgang Petersen. Four years later, Card wrote a new script not based on any previous ones, including his own. In an interview with Wired, Card admitted two obstacles in writing his scripts were being able to "externalize" Ender's thoughts and making it work, "for people who had never read the book."

Card announced in February 2009 that he had completed a script for Odd Lot Entertainment, and that they had begun assembling a production team. In September 2010, it was announced that Gavin Hood was attached to the project, serving as both screenwriter and director. Card said he had written "about six" different scripts before Hood took over. In November 2010, Card stated that the film's storyline would be a fusion of Ender's Game and its parallel novel, Ender's Shadow, focusing on the important elements of both. In October