There’s a new, unrelated video game about Trump and the Iran war

New video A game about President Donald Trump’s war in Iran, including battles with the Pope and New York City Mayor Zahran Mamdani. It’s impossible to win, that’s the point.

game, Furious Epic Operation: Strait to HellIt was developed by Secret Handshake, an anonymous group of artists behind a collection of satirical works that mock the Trump administration. The group previously installed a golden statue of Trump and Jeffrey Epstein on the National Mall; It depicted Trump clinging to Epstein in a position reminiscent of Jack and Rose from the movie Titanic.

The game is available to play online, but three fully-functioning arcade cabinets are currently installed at the War Memorial in Washington, D.C., and will remain there for the next few days, Secret Handshake said in a press release on Monday. Near the installation, there’s a plaque that says: “The Trump administration knows the best way to promote the fight is by making it a video game, which is why they’ve been pumping out hype reels for the ‘scariest’ video games about the Iran war. But why stop at clips when you can go all out? We bring you Furious Epic Operation: Strait to Hella high-octane, flag-waving simulator, on the ground where freedom is not discussed, but promoted. No briefings, no hesitation. Just pure pixelated patriotism. Buckle up and play hard, because this game may never end.

Still from Furious Epic Operation: Strait to Hell.

Courtesy of Secret Handshake

The game is visually reminiscent of classic role-playing games such as chrono trigger, Trump is the playable character, who seeks to collect barrels of oil and ideas for truth through social posts with the goal of reopening the Strait of Hormuz and winning the war. The game features appearances from current and former Trump administration officials such as FBI Director Kash Patel, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Elon Musk. These officials are assisting Trump, who is building his strength through combat with enemies such as the “Iranian Schoolgirl” and “Dayatullah,” during which he can perform special moves such as the “Laser Mar.” Throughout the game, Trump’s social media posts do little to move the needle, creating an endless cycle of quests and threats that ultimately lead nowhere.

Even if the game is unwinnable, players can lose, and they do so suddenly. The game begins in the White House, where Trump can talk to his wife, Melania. “I was never on Epstein’s plane,” she declared without provocation, before asking: “Have you burned the files yet?” The sequence appears to mock the First Lady’s surprise press conference addressing the Epstein files last month. The player, like Trump, can tell her they’re going to burn the files — something they can do in real life — or ask if they can hold hands. If the player chooses the second option, the game ends.

Defense Minister Pete Hegseth appears in Furious Epic Operation: Strait to Hell.

Courtesy of Secret Handshake