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Squingle Arcade, the quickplay version of the award-winning fluid-maze puzzler Squingle, is available now on SteamVR.

The White House launched a new “arcade” website featuring five video games themed around Trump administration policies, including a Tetris-inspired game based on controversial immigration enforcement measures, on Thursday.

The White House launched a dedicated federal government gaming website on September 3, 2026 — five browser-playable retro arcade games promoting President Donald Trump’s signature policies, accessible at both whitehouse.gov/arcade and arcade.gov — formalizing a strategy of unauthorized gaming-IP use that already drew two formal diplomatic protests from Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and produced…

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The White House website on Thursday launched a series of arcade-style video games promoting President Donald Trump’s agenda.  

The White House wants Americans to know it can have fun too, and this week it decided a deportation-centred video game was the way to do it.

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The White House is rolling out a new website Thursday featuring classic arcade-style games with a MAGA twist. (Credit: The White House)

A week back, Original Fire Games and iRacing launched ‘iRacing Arcade’ onto Xbox Series and PlayStation 5 consoles, bringing the third-person arcade racer to consoles for the first time. First launched on PC via Steam back in March, this launch also brought about a massive new content update on all platforms, adding four-player local split-screen…

Throughout 1984, the shadow of the video game crash of 1983 still loomed, but the industry survived and recovered. This included continued support for the arcade scene, with major developers releasing new titles for arcades as well as home platforms. And while perhaps overshadowed by other games released throughout the decade, the games from 1984…