Anti-Trump group places satirical video games simulating Greenland takeover on National Mall
In the game, Trump goes on an "Arctic adventure" against Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, where he battles "fully vaccinated children, Woke Yetis and the happiest people on Earth, the Danish," according to the group.
A mysterious artist group, Secret Handshake, known for installations mocking President Donald Trump, placed playable satirical video games on the National Mall in Washington on Monday.
In the game, Trump goes on an "Arctic adventure" against Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, where he battles "fully vaccinated children, Woke Yetis and the happiest people on Earth, the Danish," according to the group.
The game is called "Operation Epic Furious: Nuuk 'Em All," and players also try to keep Trump from falling asleep, the Washington Post reported.
The video game cabinets were placed under the dome of the World War I Memorial near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The group, which doesn't identify its members, has previously placed installations and artwork critical of Trump across Washington.
White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly told the Post that "These untalented ‘artists’ should stick to their ugly ‘art’ and refrain from weighing in on foreign policy – which they clearly know nothing about."