The White House has published a list of five browser games centered on the policies of President Donald Trump, posting them on the official website of the U.S. administration.
The first game, called Flappy Bill, references Flappy Bird, the mobile game in which players tap a screen to keep a bird airborne. In the White House version, users guide a bald eagle carrying a new piece of legislation in its talons.
Build the Wall and Rio Run
The second game, Build the Wall, mimics Tetris, the classic puzzle game in which falling blocks must be arranged to clear lines. Here, players stack falling pieces to construct a "wall" meant to "protect the border."
The third title, Rio Run, borrows the mechanics of Snake, the game in which a growing line moves around a grid picking up items. Players run across the field collecting potential border violators.
Supply Line targets food additives
The fourth game, Supply Line, reflects Trump's decisions on healthy eating policy. Products move along a conveyor belt, and the player must spot and remove items that contain harmful additives.
Catching dollars at the Reflecting Pool
In the fifth game, players use a net to catch flying objects before they land in the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. Trump announced plans to reconstruct the pool earlier this year.
Every object caught is "converted" into U.S. dollars that, according to the game's storyline, are deposited into "Trump accounts," investment accounts for American children that were launched recently.
Gold coin marked independence anniversary
The release of the games follows the earlier issue of a gold-colored one-dollar coin bearing Trump's image in the United States. Its release was timed to the country's 250th anniversary of independence.
It marked the first time in a century that a living U.S. president has appeared on a coin.
