The White House has taken down a Tetris clone called 'Build the Wall' from its arcade games website just days after launch. The game involved stacking blocks to prevent a 'zombie border siege.' The reason for removal is unclear.
Source: The Verge
The White House recently launched a website featuring arcade games, but one title drew immediate criticism. A Tetris-inspired game called 'Build the Wall' has since been removed from the site.
The game's mechanic involved stacking different-sized blocks to defend against what the game described as a 'zombie border siege.' It was first spotted by gaming outlet Kotaku before being taken down. The White House has not publicly stated why the game was removed.
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