White House Launches Online Arcade to Promote Trump Policy Agenda

The White House on Thursday launched a new online arcade featuring five video games designed to promote President Donald Trump's policy agenda, including immigration enforcement, the "Make America Healthy Again" initiative, and a federal savings program for children. The website, Arcade.gov, went live on September 4, 2026, offering browser-based games modeled after classic arcade titles but reworked with administration themes. The collection includes "Build the Wall," a game inspired by Tetris where players stack pieces to construct a barrier along the southern border. Another game, "Rio Run," resembles the classic Snake, with an icon representing a Border Patrol agent navigating a grid to gather individuals described as potential border crossers. A third title, "Supply Line," tasks players with rejecting unhealthy food items moving along a conveyor belt, aligning with the MAHA movement led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Two additional games are set in Washington, D.C.