Now play mobile game on Donald Trump called 'Jrump'

September 18, 2016 19:52

A new mobile game called 'Jrump' based on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, has been launched for iphone and android users where they can help "President Donald Jrump escape a ruined America and make the galaxy great again".

The game 'Jrump', released on Friday, by New Zealand based developers, is a mobile game that challenges players to build walls that help a character that looks like Trump to jump higher into the sky and eventually into outer space.

Along the way, he is attacked by caricatures of the US President Barack Obama, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, and Bernie Sanders, scientists on jetpacks looking to stop 'Jrump'.

"We began to discuss how funny it would be to make a game focused around his love of walls and the apocalypse that might happen following his election," Tom Bellamy, one of the game's creators was quoted as saying by The Huffington Post said.

Bellamy and his team created "Jrump" in 12 weeks of "very little sleep," but are now excited to see if Trump will play it himself. The free game starts in 2017 in an imagined scenario in which Trump has won the race to The White House.

If players fail to achieve significant distance from Earth, Trump falls and the game ends with insults like "Weak!" and "Loser!"

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