About BitLife

BitLife is a text-based life simulator where every year of your character's life is shaped by a series of multiple-choice decisions. Starting from birth, you navigate through childhood, school, and adulthood, balancing four core stats: Happiness, Health, Smarts, and Looks. Every choice, from how you react to a bully to what you study in university, branches your life path toward massive success, ordinary mediocrity, or complete disaster.

A session plays out year by year with a tap of the "Age" button. You might choose to study hard, land a medical degree, and live a peaceful life as a wealthy surgeon, or you might drop out, join a crime syndicate, and spend your days trying to escape from prison. The game's dark humor and randomized events mean that no two lives ever play out exactly the same, creating a highly replayable sandbox of life choices.

Tips

  • Start smart: If your character is born with low Smarts, visit the library and read books every year during childhood to raise the stat before university.
  • Mind your health: Go to the gym, meditate, and visit the doctor regularly. Ignoring your Health stat can lead to sudden, early death.
  • The famous path: To become a famous actor or musician, you need exceptionally high Looks. Getting plastic surgery can help, but it comes with the risk of being botched.

It's a fast-paced, unpredictable simulator that perfectly balances casual menu-tapping with surprisingly deep consequences for every action.

BitLife FAQ

Can I play BitLife on PC?
Yes, while originally a mobile game, you can play the official web version of BitLife directly in your browser on PC without installing anything.
How do you become a doctor in BitLife?
You need high Smarts from childhood. Go to university for a science-related degree like Biology, then apply to Medical School. After graduating, look for a Junior Surgeon or similar entry-level medical job.
How do I increase my character's Smarts?
You can increase your Smarts stat by reading books, going to the library, studying harder in school, and visiting the movie theater to watch documentaries.

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