The Secret Handshake, an anonymous art collective, has unveiled a new exhibition titled 'Operation Epic Furious: Strait to Hell' at Mtn Space in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, just a short distance from Mar-a-Lago. This weeklong pop-up exhibition features a retro-style arcade cabinet that parodies the Trump administration’s communications regarding military conflicts, particularly with Iran. The interactive game allows players to control a pixelated version of Donald Trump as they navigate a digital White House, collecting oil barrels and creating posts for Truth Social. The game is designed to be impossible to win, critiquing the cyclical nature of military engagements. The exhibition includes humorous references to current political figures and events, such as a scene involving Melania Trump. The Secret Handshake describes its work as a means to provoke political discourse through humor. This exhibition follows their previous controversial installations, including a golden statue of Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. The White House has not yet commented on the exhibit or the game, which has reportedly been accessed online over 250,000 times.