Trump White House launches arcade games on immigration, border policy

The White House has launched an online arcade featuring five video games linked to President Donald Trump’s policy agenda, including games focused on border protection, immigration and children’s savings accounts.

The arcade was added to the official White House website on September 3, 2026. It includes games titled “Flappy Bill”, “Build the Wall”, “Rio Run”, “Supply Line” and “Trump Savings Tycoon”.

The White House has described the arcade as a platform where users can play games based on the administration’s priorities.

Games focus on border protection

Two of the games are linked to the administration’s border policy.

“Build the Wall” is described as a game to “Protect the border from the coming horde”. It uses a block-stacking format, with players required to arrange blocks to protect the border.

Another game, “Rio Run”, is described as a “Border patrol along the Rio Grande”. The Rio Grande forms part of the border between the United States and Mexico.

The two games reference Trump’s focus on border security and his campaign promise to strengthen controls along the southern US border.

Other games promote White House priorities

The arcade also features “Flappy Bill”. The game asks players to guide a bald eagle carrying a bill down the National Mall in Washington, DC.

“Supply Line” is linked to the administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” initiative. The White House describes it as a game in which players sort school lunch items.

The fifth game, “Trump Savings Tycoon”, is based on Trump Accounts for children. The White House describes the objective as filling children’s Trump Accounts.

The arcade page includes a section for a future game, with the message: “A new adventure awaits” and “Stay tuned”.

A new format for policy messaging

The arcade presents the administration’s policy priorities through simple, retro-style games. Its titles connect border security, school food, legislation and children’s savings programmes with interactive challenges.

The White House has also left space for another game under a “Coming Soon” section. The page says, “A new adventure awaits” and asks visitors to “Stay tuned.”