In the fast-paced world of modern romance, where swipes and algorithms often replace genuine connection, Alex Vance’s short comedy “The Dating Game” takes a humorous and chaotic look at the pitfalls of finding love. The film follows a group of single friends, played by Christina Marie Adams, Alison Chang, Josh Dohy, and Hudson Williams, who each navigate a series of increasingly awkward and disastrous blind dates. As they compare notes on their misadventures, from bizarre conversationalists to outright absurd scenarios, they begin to question whether the pursuit of a perfect match is even worth the emotional turmoil. Their shared experiences, however, also reveal the unexpected bonds formed through collective suffering. With a sharp, witty script and a brisk runtime, the film captures the anxiety and hilarity of modern dating culture. Through a series of vignettes and shared confessions, the characters discover that sometimes the most meaningful connections are not found on a date, but in the laughter and support of friends. Ryan Jamison rounds out the ensemble in this relatable and entertaining look at the search for love in the digital age.