A new arcade game satirizing President Donald Trump’s war with Iran has appeared on the National Mall - and it’s by the group responsible for some of the recent mocking statues that have appeared in Washington, D.C. The game, dubbed “Operation Epic Furious: Strait to Hell,” is available to play for free on three arcade cabinets sitting at the War Memorial in Washington, D.C. , according to Secret Handshake, the group behind the game and other art installations targeting the Trump administration . The game is also available online . “In Trump’s America, war isn’t just patriotic, it’s gamified. The administration is using footage from video games like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto in official military videos promoting the conflict with Iran. The only problem is those games aren’t actually about the Iran War and what it’s really accomplishing,” Secret Handshake said in a statement shared with The Independent .…