A Donald Trump-themed mobile and web game called Trump Billionaires Club is set to launch by the end of the year, according to an announcement shared by the team behind the TRUMP meme coin. The game will feature a pool of TRUMP token rewards for players, though developers stress it is not officially affiliated with Donald Trump.
The project describes itself as a 3D, board-style game designed for casual play, where users progress through a virtual “billionaire ladder” using a mix of strategy, chance, and in-game decisions.
Crypto and non-crypto versions planned
Trump Billionaires Club will be available in both crypto-enabled and non-crypto modes, allowing players to access the game without needing a digital wallet or prior blockchain experience. The developers have not yet disclosed how players will earn TRUMP token rewards.
The game is launching in partnership with Open Loot, a web3 gaming platform co-founded by Decentraland’s Ari Meilich, which provides infrastructure for blockchain-integrated games.
Licensed use of Trump name, no direct involvement
The game is being developed by Freedom45Games LLC, a Wyoming-registered company that holds a license to use Trump’s name. However, the company stated that Donald Trump and his businesses were not involved in the game’s design, development, or production.
Freedom45Games was formed last year and shares registered agents with several other Trump-licensed ventures, including footwear, watches, and collectible card businesses. The company’s ownership structure has not been publicly disclosed.
Developers emphasized that the game is not political, is not connected to any campaign, and is not a cryptocurrency offering, despite featuring TRUMP-themed rewards.
No true ownership of in-game assets
While the game’s website claims players can “turn progress into ownership” through digital collectibles earned at milestones, the terms and conditions clarify that all game content remains the property of Freedom45Games. Players do not receive true ownership rights over in-game assets or mechanics.
This distinction places Trump Billionaires Club closer to traditional gaming models rather than decentralized ownership-based web3 games.
Not the first Trump-related web3 game
Trump Billionaires Club follows earlier Trump-themed gaming projects. In January, an unofficial Telegram-based game called Trump’s Empire launched with a tap-to-earn format that allowed users to build a virtual business empire and eventually create a meme coin.
Despite renewed marketing activity, the announcement had little immediate impact on the price of the TRUMP token, a Solana-based meme coin that surged earlier this year before retreating sharply from its peak.
