White House website debuts 5 low-res arcade video games that promote Trump's agenda
The five games turn border security, school lunches and children’s savings into retro-style play as critics call the site racist propaganda.
- 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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The White House has launched "Academy, a website with five retro-style video games that recreate some of President Donald Trump's policies, allowing users to build a border wall or track people trying to cross the border, informs EFE, according to Agerpres. The website, Arcade.gov, includes "Build the Wall", a ...
US President Donald Trump's White House on Thursday launched a website with classic arcade games, but with a MAGA twist: players can deport migrants and build a border wall.
White House Retro Arcade Goes Live: Play Flappy Bill, Build The Wall, And Rio Run
The White House launched an online arcade Thursday featuring five retro-style video games based on the priorities of President Donald Trump’s administration, including border security, healthier school meals, and investment accounts for children. The free White House Arcade debuted on September 3. Five Games, Five Policy Themes The arcade’s initial lineup borrows concepts from familiar […]
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