Games
TrumpIt
Get it before Trump does.
- Category
- Games
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- People who enjoy parody, competitive map-based games, and user-generated humor.
About
An independent parody and entertainment brand. Not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Donald J. Trump, The Trump Organization, or any government entity.
Features
- Problem
- Players need an understandable competitive rule.
- How it works
- A place can be claimed for $2 when unclaimed, or by paying at least one dollar more than its current tariff.
- Result
- Claims are continuously contestable rather than permanently owned.
- Why
- A visible, escalating price gives each challenge a clear cost and outcome.
- Problem
- The game needs a creative player expression mechanic.
- How it works
- Claimants can rename a place; the chosen name is displayed on the map while they hold it.
- Result
- Players create a changing public layer of parody labels across the map.
- Why
- The name—not real estate or authority—is the prize.
- Problem
- Players need reasons to compete beyond single locations.
- How it works
- Tariffs on held places roll up as influence through their geographic hierarchy, and themed collections award a live crown when every required piece is held.
- Result
- A claim can affect higher-level control, while collections can complete or break as ownership changes.
- Why
- Nested influence and collections create strategic paths across cities, countries, continents, landmarks, and sets.
- Problem
- Public user-generated names need safeguards.
- How it works
- Names and links are moderated; every name is reviewed before public display, and users can report claims.
- Result
- Players can participate in a moderated parody environment.
- Why
- The platform permits satire while prohibiting hate, harassment, threats, personal information, sexual content, impersonation, illegal content, and unsafe links.
- Problem
- Players may want visibility for a business or identity.
- How it works
- Claims can carry a name, optional description, link, and image; each claimed place has its own page, title, share card, and URL.
- Result
- Players can attach a profile or business presence to places they hold.
- Why
- A claim can function as a visible placement alongside the game mechanic.
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