The White House made a "Tetris" clone. The Tetris Company was not amused.

The White House recently took down a Tetris-style game titled "Build the Wall," which was met with disapproval from The Tetris Company. The game, part of the "Build the Wall" initiative, aimed to thwart a "Zombie Border siege" by stacking bricks in a Tetris-like manner. However, unlike the original Tetris, once a brick was placed and a line completed, it remained in place, turning the gameplay into a monotonous task of building an impassable barrier against the pixelated zombies attempting to cross the Southern Border.

This design change, according to The Tetris Company, reduced the game to little more than a tool for propaganda, devoid of any engaging gameplay. The company expressed its disappointment, emphasizing that they take copyright infringement very seriously. Reacting to the situation, Amerika Garcia Grewal, co-director of the Texas migrant rights group Frontera Federation, criticized the developers for losing their empathy and humanity in the creation of the game.