How to watch Friends Sex and Games online – stream the German romantic drama from anywhere with a free trial
Stream Friends Sex and Games on Prime (free trial) Watch Prime from anywhere with NordVPN (75% off) All 8 episodes drop Friday, October 16 The premise for this romantic dramedy is simple: two friends reunite after years apart and decide to hang out at a party along with their significant others.
However, things descend into sexual chaos when the group play a game involving keys in a bowl.
You might know where this one leads, and it involves a lot of partner swapping.
Things go awry when the fun of the experiment fades and people start catching feelings.
Friends Sex and Games features intense themes of trust and jealousy, hidden desires, and has everyone involved questioning just what they want from a relationship.
There are eight episodes of this German-language series to sink your teeth into, with splashes of comedy littered throughout, and lots of drama to digest.
Read on as this guide explains how to watch Friends Sex and Games online – and potentially for FREE .
TV tips email: Never be stuck for anything to watch again How to watch Friends Sex and Games in the US In the US, you can watch Friends Sex and Games via Prime Video from October 16.
You could even get a 30-day free trial if you've never signed up to the service before.
Away from home? Access your usual steams from anywhere with a reliable VPN like NordVPN (get 75% off below).
How to watch Friends Sex and Games from anywhere Out of the country but eager to stream Friends Sex and Games online? You’ll likely be restricted from accessing your usual Prime Video library and other usual domestic streams due to geo-blocking.
Luckily, there’s an easy solution.
Downloading a VPN will allow you to watch no matter where you are.
It's a simple bit of software that changes your IP address, meaning that you can access on-demand content or live TV as if you were back at home.
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