The White House launches an electronic gaming website inspired by Donald Trump's policies

The first game is Flappy Bill, which is inspired by the famous Flappy Bird game. The player controls an eagle carrying a new draft law in its talons, and must overcome obstacles to approve it.

The second game, Build the Wall, is similar to the classic game "Tetris." The player installs falling pieces to build a “wall” to protect the border, in reference to Trump’s immigration policy.

The third game is Rio Run, inspired by the game “Snake,” in which a symbol resembling Trump crawls in a field to collect potential “border intruders,” and the higher the number, the longer and more complex the path.

The fourth game, Supply Line, reflected Trump's decisions regarding healthy nutrition. As food products move on a production line, the player must discover and remove those that contain artificial colors or addictive additives, according to management standards.

The fifth game, Trump Savings Tycoon, in which the player must catch a net that catches flying objects before they fall into the “Mirror Pond” in Washington, which Trump announced would be restored in 2026, claiming that vandals are trying to distort its appearance.

“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,” the White House said in a statement.

Human rights groups criticized the White House over the online gaming site. "This disgusts me," America Garcia Grewal, co-director of the Frontera Federation in Eagle Pass, Texas, told AFP. "They've been playing with people's lives for years, and now they've made a video game of what they're doing."