The Tetris Company has clarified that it was not involved in the development of a recent game titled "Build the Wall," which has been created by the White House. This new game is said to closely resemble the classic video game Tetris, in which players arrange falling blocks to complete lines. In "Build the Wall," players are tasked with stopping zombie-like figures representing foreigners from crossing a border into the United States. The game has sparked debate due to its apparent similarity to Tetris, a game known for its simple yet challenging gameplay. The White House has not officially commented on the game's development, but it has been widely circulated online, raising questions about its purpose and design. The Tetris Company, which holds the rights to the original game, emphasized that it takes allegations of unauthorized use of its intellectual property seriously. The company has a history of protecting its brand and ensuring that only licensed developers can use the Tetris name and gameplay mechanics. While the White House game has been described as a clear copy of Tetris, it is unclear whether legal action will be taken. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges of protecting intellectual property in the digital age, especially when public institutions are involved.