The Trump White House has launched a "propaganda arcade" on its official website, featuring pixel-art games that parody popular titles like Tetris, Snake and Flappy Bird to promote anti-immigration and pro-Trump messaging. A Guardian games critic describes the games as dehumanising and mean-spirited, calling them the latest and most brazen step in the administration's ongoing use of gaming culture and aesthetics for political messaging.

Among the games are "Build the Wall", a Tetris variant about fortifying the border against a "coming horde", and a Snake-style game called Rio Run in which players "catch" migrants who are then depicted in orange jumpsuits. Other titles include Flappy Bill, Supply Line and Trump Savings Tycoon. Commentators note this follows earlier White House social media ads riffing on Halo and Pokémon, and link the trend to the legacy of Gamergate, with one expert noting such content reportedly gets roughly twice the reach of standard White House social posts.