A new mobile game themed around the U.S. president’s brand is set to launch at the end of this year, drawing significant attention. Called the Trump Billionaires Club, it offers players a chance to earn $1 million worth of the Solana-based TRUMP meme coin.
The team behind the official TRUMP token announced the project on X, calling it the first and only mobile game officially licensed to use the Trump name. It will be available on iOS, Android, and the web.
The announcement gained quick interest because earning real crypto from a mobile game is uncommon. The TRUMP coin, which reached a high price earlier this year before falling sharply, remains one of the most talked-about Solana meme coins, and the new game is expected to renew attention around it.
How the Trump Billionaires Club Game Works
According to the game’s website, Trump Billionaires Club plays like a 3D board game where players start at a low level and work their way up by rolling, making deals, and choosing actions each turn. The aim is to climb the “billionaire ladder,” with higher levels offering more rewards and achievements. The gameplay mixes luck and simple strategy, making it easy for beginners while still engaging older players.
The game will launch in two versions: one that includes TRUMP meme coin rewards and another that does not require any crypto setup, making it accessible to players unfamiliar with digital tokens. Players can unlock digital collectables as they progress, but the terms clarify that all items remain owned by Freedom45Games LLC.
Trump Billionaires Club is being developed in partnership with Open Loot, a Web3 gaming platform co-founded by Decentraland co-founder Ari Meilich, which helps integrate digital collectibles and reward systems.
Who Is Behind the Game
Trump Billionaires Club is being developed by Freedom45Games LLC, a company that holds a license to use Donald Trump’s name. The company is based in Wyoming and has links to several other Trump-branded ventures. These include TheBestWatchesonEarth, the sneaker company 45Footwear, and Celebration Cards LLC, which is tied to the TRUMP meme coin.
Freedom45Games LLC uses the same registered agents, Cloud Peak Law, as these other ventures. The identities of the ultimate owners of the company remain unclear. A letter from Senator Richard Blumenthal earlier this year connected the TRUMP meme coin project Fight Fight Fight LLC to Bill Zanker, who has previously worked with Trump. However, no formal confirmation about ownership of Freedom45Games LLC has been provided.
The game’s website also clarifies that the title is not designed, manufactured, distributed, or sold by Donald J. Trump, The Trump Organization, or any of their affiliates or principals. It also states that the website offerings have nothing to do with any cryptocurrency offering or political campaign. This is meant to make it clear that the game is focused on entertainment and branding rather than political activity.
Another Trump-Themed Crypto Game Already Exists
Trump Billionaires Club is not the first Trump-themed crypto game released this year. In January, an unofficial game called Trump’s Empire launched on Telegram. This earlier game uses a tap-to-earn style, where players repeatedly tap their screens to generate income, and then unlock automation and new businesses as they grow. It resembles X Empire, an Elon Musk-themed game that came out the year before.
With the arrival of Trump Billionaires Club, there are now two Trump-related crypto games circulating at the same time. The main difference is that Trump Billionaires Club is a licensed game.
Despite the attention from this announcement, the price of the TRUMP meme coin has not reacted much. The coin was trading at around $5.76, down nearly 3 percent in the last 24 hours. After hitting an all-time high of $73.43 on January 19, it has fallen about 92 percent from its peak.
For now, players and crypto watchers are waiting for more details on how the $1 million in rewards will be handed out once the game finally launches.
