White House 'Arcade' Invites Players to 'Build the Wall' and 'Fill a Trump Account'
The White House launched a series of arcade-style video games promoting Trump’s immigration and economic policies.
The White House unveiled a new series of arcade-style video games on September 3, 2026, promoting President Donald Trump's agenda. The games include "Rio Run," a spin on Snake where players deport migrants along the Rio Grande; "Build the Wall," a Tetris-style game where players stack border wall sections to protect the border; "Trump Savings Tycoon," where players collect cash and gold bars to fill kids' Trump Accounts; "Supply Line," where players sort school lunch items to "Make America Healthy Again"; and "Flappy Bill," where players fly a bald eagle carrying legislation over the National Mall.
The White House claims these games are a fun and interactive way to contrast with Democrats' views on America. However, rights groups and Democratic lawmakers criticize the games for trivializing serious issues like mass deportations and rising inflation.
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