Anti-Trump Activists Launch New Video Game in DC to Mock Greenland Ambitions

Activists unveil arcade game mocking Trump's Greenland ambitions. Satirical game highlights political tensions and public sentiment.

Editorial Desk

October 1, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — An activist art collective known for its provocative anti-Trump installations has launched a new digital project that satirizes the former president’s long-standing interest in acquiring Greenland.

The group, Secret Handshake, placed three large video-game consoles at Washington’s World War I Memorial this week, with a fourth installed in Nuuk, Greenland’s capital. The game, titled “Operation Epic Furious: Nuuk ’Em All,” transforms Trump’s Arctic ambitions into a chaotic virtual adventure.

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Players assume the role of the 80-year-old president, navigating challenges such as “Fully Vaccinated Children” and “Woke Yetis” while attempting to avoid his character falling asleep. The game was released shortly after a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland agreement allowed expanded American military presence on the island, despite Danish sovereignty. Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in taking control of Greenland, a stance that has drawn criticism from both locals and international allies.

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