The Secret Handshake said it installed three free arcade games mocking Operation Epic Fury on the National Mall on Monday, the art group said.
The group, which said it has been responsible for several other installations parodying staple moments of the Trump administration, described the newest effort as guerrilla art presented in the form of a video game intended to elicit public response.
Organizers said the games were free to play and placed in public space to encourage engagement, according to the group’s announcement.
The Secret Handshake’s announcement did not say whether the installations had permits from the National Park Service or how long the games would remain on the mall.
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