白宫宣布推出名为Arcade．gov的网站，平台收录五款改编经典模式的电脑游戏，用以宣传总统施政主张。
这五款游戏分别为《飞扬的比尔》《修建隔离墙》《里奥河大逃亡》《补给线》以及《特朗普储蓄大亨》。
其中《里奥河大逃亡》改编自经典游戏贪吃蛇，玩家需要在美墨边境格兰德河沿线完成“驱逐”移民的操作。
另一款类似俄罗斯方块的游戏《修建隔离墙》，引导玩家“抵御大批僵尸来袭，守护边境安全”。
被问及该新网站时，一名白宫官员表示：“本届政府致力于创新传播形式，用贴近普通民众的方式，讲述总统取得的诸多政绩。”
“总统持续为美国民众斩获一项又一项成果，而反对他政策的人，却在维护加税、纵容非法犯罪移民的过往。推出该网站，是为进一步对比一边是充满乐趣、不断取胜的局面，另一边则是民主党带给美国的灰暗社会主义构想。”该白宫官员说道。
针对该项目是否聘请外包团队、有无动用纳税人资金，白宫并未回应多项相关提问。
俄罗斯方块公司在社交平台照片墙发文，表示并未参与白宫这款游戏的制作，并称“我方高度重视版权侵权问题”。
得克萨斯州民主党众议员贾斯敏·克罗克特在社交媒体发文批评：“白宫不去制定真正惠及民生的政策，反倒做起了街机游戏。他们该少点玩乐，多治理国家。民众需要平价食品，而不是游戏。”
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White House launches Arcade．gov with computer game that lets players ＇deport＇ migrants
The White House announced the launch ofwhat it called ＂Arcade．gov，＂ a website of five versions of classic computer games promoting the president＇s agenda．
The games include ＂Flappy Bill，＂ ＂Build the Wall，＂ ＂Rio Run，＂ ＂Supply Line＂ and ＂Trump Savings Tycoon．＂
One of the games， ＂Rio Run，＂ a variation on the popular Snake computer game， has players ＂deport＂ migrants along the Rio Grande along the U．S．-Mexico border．
In ＂Build the Wall，＂ a Tetris-like game， players are encouraged to ＂protect the border from the coming horde＂ of zombies．
＂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，＂ a White House official said when asked about the new website．
＂The President continues to rack up victory after victory on behalf of the American public， while opponents of his agenda are defending their record of raising taxes and empowering criminal illegal aliens． This is an effort to further contrast between a culture of fun and winning and the dark socialist vision Democrats have for America，＂ a White House official said when asked about the website．
The White House did not respond to multiple questions about whether any contractors were hired or taxpayer funds used for the project．
In a post on Instagram， the Tetris Company said it was not involved in the creation of the White House game and said ＂we take copyright infringement very seriously．＂
In a statement on social media， Texas Democratic Rep． Jasmine Crockett wrote： ＂Instead of creating policies that actually help people， the White House just rolled out arcade games． They need to spend less time playing and more time governing． Folks need affordable groceries， not games．＂
