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Blame the Game is a German comedy-drama film directed by Marco Petry. Blame the Game follows a couple, Pia, played by Janina Uhse, and Jan, played by Dennis Mojen. They become part of a crazy night filled with crazier games, hosted by Pia's friend.
Things take a turn when one of the guests at the party turns out to be Pia's ex-boyfriend, Matthias. He constantly tries to provoke and belittle Jan, which escalates the fun games into gladiator battles.
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Blame the Game was released on Netflix on July 12, 2024, and for the ones who have already done streaming the film and are looking for more such films to watch, this list would make the work easy.
Game Night, Tag and other movies like Blame the Game
Here's a list of 10 films like Blame the Game:
1) Game Night (2018) - Netflix
Game Night is perhaps the most popular recent film in this genre. Starring acting heavyweights like Jason Bateman, Rachel McAdams, Kyle Chandler, Jesse Plemons, and Sharon Horgan, the film mostly takes place in one night, and revolves around a set of crazy games.
Just like Blame the Game, this film also tests the relationship between the loving couple Max and Annie, played by Bateman and McAdams. The film is available on Netflix.
2) Tag (2018) - Netflix, Prime Video, Max
A group of childhood friends has been playing the game of tag for decades, and despite living in different states and having busy professional lives, they try to tag each other once a month every year. The last one to get tagged is the winner, and in this film, it has always been Jerry Pierce, played by Jeremy Renner.
In the film, the other four friends, Bob, Hoagie, Randy, and Kevin decide to end Jerry's dominance. Jerry is getting married, which provides the perfect opportunity to tag him.
The film based on an incredible true story is available on Netflix, Prime Video, and Max.
3) Neighbors (2014) - Prime Video, Apple TV
Neighbors is about a couple, Mac and Kelly Radner, played by Seth Rogan and Rose Byrne, whose lives are shaken by the constant loud music and shenanigans of the college students who live in the house next door.
The house is owned by Zac Efron's Teddy Sanders, who completely refuses to change his ways and turns the couple's life into a nightmare. Just like Blame the Game, the Radners in Neighbors have to engage in constant back and forth and silly yet intense games to win back their normal lives.
The film is available on Prime Video and Apple TV.
4) Blockers (2018) - Netflix Prime Video
Blockers starring John Cena, Leslie Mann, and Geraldine Viswanathan is also mostly based on the events of one fateful night, like Blame the Game. In the case of this film, the night happens to be the prom night of Kayla Mannes, Julie Decker, and Sam Lockwood.
After their parents, Mitchell, Lisa, and Hunter, realize that they might try to lose their virginity on the same night, they try everything to keep their daughters untouched.
The film is available on Netflix and Prime Video.
5) Horrible Bosses (2011) - Netflix, Prime Video
Workplaces are filled with rough and eccentric bosses, but Nick, Dale, and Kurt have been cursed with the worst bunch of the lot. Their horrible bosses make their lives miserable in unique ways.
Fed up with their crazy bosses, the trio hires a hitman to assassinate them. This decision comes as a result of a drunken night, of course. Before they can get the time to reflect, things start going in an unplanned direction.
The film starring Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day, Jennifer Aniston, and Kevin Spacey is available on Netflix and Prime Video.
6) The Package (2018) - Netflix
Events in The Package happen within a short span of time, and there is a reason for that. The more time Sarah, Becky, Sean, and Donnie would take to deliver the package to the hospital, the chances of their friend Jeremy even having a family would reduce.
The film is a hilarious teenage comedy, aided by the performances of its young cast, who holds nothing back in terms of language. This Netflix film is raw and unapologetically fun, in the same line as Blame the Game.
7) Superbad (2007) - Netflix, Prime Video
A classic teen comedy-drama that launched the careers of many current comedy stars including the leads Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse.
Superbad is about Seth, Evan, and Fogell, who try to get liquor using a fake ID to impress girls, but things don't go as planned. They get separated and their day keeps getting crazy, leading to a crazier night. Like Blame the Game, the crazy escalation of events in Superbad tests the bond between Seth and Evan.
Superbad is available for streaming on Netflix and Prime Video.
8) The Nice Guys (2016) - Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV
The Nice Guys is a comedy that brings the unusual pair of Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe together, playing Holland March and Jackson Healey, respectively. The film is essentially a murder investigation in which the lead duo gets entangled, which puts their lives in danger.
The film is one of the most underrated comedies of this generation, as it has scenes and dialogues that would make viewers roll on the floor. Don't miss this one on Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV.
9) Date Night (2010) - Prime Video
Date Night is another film where the comedy and tension escalate with every passing minute, just like Blame the Game.
The couple Phil and Claire Foster, played by Steve Carell and Tina Fey, try to spice up their dull marriage through harmless role-play on a date night. But things soon get out of hand. The film is a comedy of errors that keeps the viewers either on the edge of their seats or on the floor, laughing.
Watch this one on Prime Video.
10) Project X (2012) - Netflix, Apple TV
Project X is perhaps the craziest party film of all time. It is about three nerdy high school seniors who throw a simple party at one of their houses to make some friends and meet girls.
Initially, they were anxious that the party would be exciting enough for the cool people. As it turns out, they accidentally throw the craziest party in high school history, which includes games, getting high, supermodels, Miles Teller, a police crackdown, and a mini-riot. Watch it on Netflix or Apple TV.
Blame the Game is available on Netflix for streaming.
