New Trump-Licensed Mobile Game Blends NFTs, Tokens and Monopoly-Style Gameplay
A new Trump-licensed crypto mobile game, Trump Billionaires Club, is expected to debut on the Apple App Store on Dec. 30, marking a fresh attempt to merge mobile gaming with digital assets. The project is being developed under a licensing agreement with Donald Trump’s brand and is tied to TRUMP Coin according to its official website. The studio behind the title, Freedom 45 Games, allows players to fund accounts using cash, cryptocurrency or TRUMP Coin positioning the game directly in the rising play-to-earn segment.
A demo preview shows a digital version of New York and a player piece moving across a Monopoly style gameboard using dice rolls, collecting funds for new constructions and in-game activities. The design echoes earlier reports from April that described gameplay reminiscent of popular mobile board games. The project also incorporates tradable NFT statues and pins for use inside the app, though a disclaimer emphasizes that these collectibles are forr “enjoyment only” and not intended for investment.
An added incentive is a pre-launch airdrop of Trump tokens, awarded to users who earn the highest points by opening accounts, holding TRUMP Coin or referring new players. While the game uses Trump’s name under license, the project notes that it is not designed or distributed by Donald Trump or his businesses.
The release comes during a difficult period for the Official Trump memecoin, which has fallen over 92% from its all-time high, though it saw a modest uptick following the game announcement. The broader ecosystem of Trump-branded crypto ventures continues to draw scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers, adding further attention to the upcoming launch.
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