The White House website started Arcade on Thursday.

It has five old-style video games.

These games support President Donald Trump’s ideas.

One game is called “Build the Wall.”

It is like “Tetris” and is about border protection.

Another game, “Rio Run,” is like “Snake.”

In it, a figure like Trump catches people who cross the border.

“Supply Line” is like “Tapper.”

In this game, the player says no to food that does not meet “Make America Healthy Again” rules.

Two games take place over Washington, D.C.

“Flappy Bill” shows an eagle carrying a bill.

“Trump Savings Tycoon” is about collecting money for “Trump Accounts.”

That plan gives $1,000 to children born during Trump’s time as president.

On Friday, The Tetris Company said it did not help make “Build the Wall.”

It also said it did not give permission to use the Tetris name for the game.

The company said the first Tetris game tries to stop building walls.

It said Tetris has brought people together for more than 40 years.

It is now looking into the matter.

The White House shared Arcade on social media.

It used short videos that make fun of game loading screens.

In one post, the Sega logo changes to “MAGA.”

That means “Make America Great Again.”