The Tetris Company says it was "not involved in the creation" of White House parody, takes "copyright infringement very seriously"

The Tetris Company says it was "not involved in the creation" of White House parody, takes "copyright infringement very seriously" Tetris clone Build the Wall: Zombie Border Siege has since been removed from the US government's minigame site The Tetris Company has issued a statement regarding a US government-made parody of its tile-matching puzzle game, which has since been removed. The developer said on social media that it was "not involved in the creation" of the game, and that it takes "copyright infringement very seriously." "At Tetris we believe in the power of connection and bringing people together, not dividing them. To our fans everywhere; we love you, we see you, and we're grateful to have you in our community." Last week, the White House launched a minigame site featuring several video game parodies based on President Donald Trump's immigration policies. The Tetris clone, titled Build the Wall: Zombie Border Siege, involved stacking blocks to build a wall preventing 'aliens' from crossing the 'Southern Border.' Other games on the site included parodies of Flappy Bird and Snake.