About this app
Blur Film is a fast-paced movie trivia game where you guess the correct film from blurred scenes and helpful hints. Play solo to sharpen your movie knowledge, or challenge a friend in real-time Co-Op mode. Highlights: • Genre-based gameplay (Action, Drama, Comedy, and more) • Easy and hard difficulty options • Blurred-scene guessing flow with 4 answer choices • Hint system (cast, director, and movie overview) • Score tracking and performance comparison • Watchlist support to save movies you discover while playing • Co-Op mode with a 6-digit room code and shared 10-movie race How Co-Op works: • The host opens a room and shares the code • The guest joins for free with the room code • Both players solve the same movie set and compete for the top score • Every user starts with 1 free room credit In-App Purchase Information (Consumable): • Co-op Rooms x5 • Co-op Rooms x15 • Co-op Rooms x40 • 1 room = 1 full 10-question Co-Op match • These packs are not subscriptions; they are one-time consumable purchases • Prices vary by country/region and are shown in the App Store Terms of Use: https://www.kakun.co/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://www.kakun.co/privacy-policy
Latest release
What’s New
MAJOR UPDATE: Co-Op Mode is here. What is new in this version: • Real-time Co-Op movie battles with your friends • Fast lobby flow with a 6-digit room code • Compete on the same 10-movie set and chase the top score • New Co-Op paywall and room pack flow (x5 / x15 / x40) • 1 free room credit for every player to get started • Performance, flow, and stability improvements across Co-Op screens Movie trivia just became way more social.
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- First observed Sep 12, 2026 · 3:52 AM Free