The White House has recently enabled a section on its website called “Arcade,” featuring five games that promote different aspects of the political agenda of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and allow users to “build a wall” and chase supposed undocumented migrants.
Among the five games uploaded so far to the platform are “Build the Wall” – similar to Tetris and aimed at “protecting the border from the incoming horde” – and “Rio Run” – similar to the mobile game “Snake,” where a man in a suit lines up people for their “deportation,” all dressed in orange prison clothes after being captured.
Added to these are “Flappy Bill,” a game similar to “Flappy Bird” in which an eagle must dodge obstacles while carrying a bill in Washington, and “Supply Chain,” where the user must reject items that do not meet the health standards of the “Make America Healthy Again” plan.
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Finally, the fifth game, called “Trump Savings Tycoon,” has the objective of collecting money with a butterfly net to allocate it to “Trump Accounts for your children,” referring to the current Administration’s plan, which offers one thousand dollars to each child born during the magnate’s term in the White House.
The announcement of “Arcade” was made by the White House itself through a series of social media messages to promote the initiative, including parodies of some classic consoles and the replacement of the Sega logo with MAGA (Make America Great Again), Trump’s main campaign slogan. “Enter the victory game room,” it concludes.
