White House sparks outrage after releasing ‘evil’ video game parodies on official website

The White House has launched a collection of five online games designed to promote President Donald Trump’s policies and agenda.

Each game, reminiscent of Tetris, Snake and Tapper, has its own plot - from border security, passing laws and children’s savings accounts.

Build the Wall involves building a border wall, while Rio Run has a Trump-like character collecting potential border crossers.

Then there's Supply Line, which asks players to reject food that does not meet the administration’s health standards.

Other games promote passing legislation and Trump Accounts, as well as a savings programme for children.

Americans, however, have slammed the 'catch the migrant' arcade game, condemning the gamification of serious issues like immigration.

"Come on, this is just sad and embarrassing. Very important to have some class," one person tweeted.

The White House dropped five controversial games on their official website on Thursday (The White House)

"This has to be the dumbest period in the history of USA," a second penned.

While someone else asked: "Can we deport people in congress?"

"They should make one where players can arrest perpetrators in the Epstein files," a fourth wrote.

The five games (The White House)

"Vote every Republican out of office," another suggested.

"Those useless people have enabled the most incompetent President in US history to ruin our economy & damage the USA’s standing in the world. But we get arcade games? **** all of them."

Trump has been clear on his immigration stance (Brendan SMIALOWSKI / AFP via Getty Images)

"Our government is so unserious at this point. Even if you are Republican you can ask for more serious people in office," a sixth said.

In response to the backlash, a White House official told Fox News Digital: "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."

Trump’s immigration policy at the hands of ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) focuses on reducing illegal immigration and strengthening border enforcement.

Since returning to office in 2025, his administration has increased deportations, expanded immigration detention, resumed construction of the US–Mexico border wall and tightened access to asylum.

It has also increased screening of legal immigrants and restricted entry from a number of countries over security concerns.

Trump argues these measures protect national security, American workers and public services.

Critics have challenged ICE and several policies over their legality and effects on migrants.

LADbible Group has contacted the White House for an additional comment.