Arcade machines running a satirical video game about the Iran war are displayed at the District of Columbia War Memorial, according to multiple outlets. The game, titled “Operation Epic Furious: Strait To Hell,” is set up as part of a protest effort that also mocks President Donald Trump and the administration’s handling of the Iran conflict. The outlets report that the game was developed in response to the administration’s use of video game footage to depict or communicate perceived successes related to Iran. While the reporting focuses on the installation and the game’s satirical framing, the sources describe the same central elements: the presence of arcade machines at the War Memorial, the specific game title, and the protest rationale tied to how official communications have used video game-style imagery. The installation is presented as a public, satirical counterpoint rather than as an official military or government exhibit. No additional details about the creators beyond the protest group’s involvement are provided in the excerpts.