The White House has launched a retro-style game site that lets players capture migrants and build a border wall.
Five old games have been remade to incorporate Make America Great Again agendas and have been made available through the White House Website.
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A version of the beloved game Snake has been titled Rio Run and features a digital version of Tom Homan, Donald Trump’s border tsar, chasing migrants along the Rio Grande.
The migrants appear to be a range of ethnicities and wear orange jumpsuits once caught.
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The game also counts how many have been “deported.”
The iconic Tetris has been altered to create Build The Wall, where players are tasked with “protecting the border from the coming horde.”
A game titled Trump’s Savings Tycoon sees players collect money flying through the air for their children’s Trump Accounts.
A Trump account is a savings plan that offers $1,000 to every child born during Donald Trump’s term.
In a version of the viral Flappy Bird game, a bald eagle flies down the National Mall.
Supply Line sees players sort healthy foods from unhealthy foods for a school lunch according to Maga standards.
Announcing the website on X, the White House posted: “Can’t stop winning. Build the wall. Deport. Fill a Trump Account.”
The post was accompanied by a Maga logo that was restyled to look similar to Sega’s logo.
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The website has recieved a lot of criticism from Democrats after launching.
Matt Lesser, a Connecticut state senator, said: “Heating oil is near an all-time high but, hey, you can play border tsar Tom Homan in a video game.”
Jessica González, a Texas Democratic state representative, said: “Trump’s White House literally built video games on a government website before doing anything to solve America’s affordability crisis.”
Adriana Jasso, who works as a programme co-ordinator for a border volunteer group, said that the arcade-style games show a “lack of seriousness” by the White House.
She continued: “The cruelty, the extremity of the administration … is no longer surprising. This presents the issue as if it were a game, when in fact it is not.”
The White House said in a statement: “This administration is laser-focused on ways to innovate and tell the story of the president’s many accomplishments in a way that resonates with every American.
“This is an effort to further contrast between a culture of fun and winning and the dark socialist vision Democrats have for America.”
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