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The White House has removed from its website an arcade-style “Build the Wall” game closely styled like Tetris, which comes after the gaming company warned of copyright infringement.

The White House has taken down a Tetris-style game on its website called “Build The Wall”, days after The Tetris Company raised concerns over its use of the game’s likeness.

A video game posted to the Trump administration’s website — one that closely resembled Tetris — has been taken down after the Tetris Company complained.

WASHINGTON, DC – SEPTEMBER 02: U.S. President Donald Trump delivers remarks during a meeting with U.S. travel executives in the Oval Office of the White House on September 02, 2026 in Washington, DC. President Trump met with executives from travel companies including American Airlines, Marriott, MGM Resorts, Carnival, Caesars Entertainment, Hard Rock International, Venetian, and…

In recent months, we’ve seen the Trump administration grasp at every straw it can to appeal to youth who, by and large, think its figurehead is a spray-tanned monster concerned only with his own self-enrichment by any means necessary. Paying off TikTokers is one thing, but as an inveterate gamer, I’ve been simultaneously fascinated and…

The challenge with starting a new romance? Well, that would be tying up loose ends on the last one.

The challenge with starting a new romance? Well, that would be tying up loose ends on the last one. 

The White House has launched a new website with retro computer games promoting various pieces of President Donald Trump’s agenda, including a “Tetris” knockoff to “protect the border from the coming horde.”

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…