White House Website Debuts 5 Low-Res Arcade Video Games that Promote Trump's Agenda
- The White House unveiled Arcade on Thursday, a new website featuring five low-resolution games that promote President Donald Trump's policy agenda to younger audiences.
- Inspired by classic titles like Tetris and Tapper, the games promote initiatives including 'Make America Healthy Again' while one tasks players with protecting the Wall from the 'coming horde.'
- Titles include 'Flappy Bill,' featuring an eagle over the National Mall; 'Trump Savings Tycoon,' which offers $1,000 Trump Accounts; and 'Rio Run,' where a Border Patrol agent arrests border crossers.
- Trump deputy assistant Kaelan Dorr described the site as 'policy you can interact with,' while the White House aims to increase its social media presence among younger Americans.
- Critics on the Left panned the launch as a distraction, comparing the site to a prior government website focused on Unidentified Flying Objects.
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Build the Wall, Rio Run: White House launches 5 video games promoting Trump agenda
The White House has unveiled Arcade, a set of five low-resolution games tied to Donald Trump’s agenda. The collection turns border policy, food standards and child savings into playable political messaging.
White House launches arcade game where players ‘deport’ people: report
The Trump White House has turned its mass-deportation campaign into an online arcade game.The administration on Thursday added an "Arcade" to the White House website and dropped five low-resolution games promoting President Donald Trump’s political agenda, The Associated Press reported. They included one titled "Rio Run," modeled after the classic game "Snake," where players control a man resembling Trump who moves across the screen rounding up …
The game, accessible on the official website of the White House, is inspired by the classic game “Snake”, adopting its retro graphics.
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