The White House removed from its official website an online game inspired by Tetris that had become controversial. The game, called "Wall Game," featured the construction of a wall on the southern border of the United States to stop a horde of zombies from advancing.
The removal occurred after criticism from users on social media who pointed to the game as a reference to President Donald Trump's immigration policy. The game was available for only a few hours before being deleted.
The game's concept involved stacking pieces to erect a physical barrier that separated the zombies from American territory. The administration made no official comments on the reason for the removal.
This incident comes at a time when immigration policy and the construction of a border wall continue to be central themes in the Trump administration. The game was reportedly created as part of the White House's digital initiatives.
