To complete the Rocket Man challenge in Bitlife, players will need to complete the following objectives in the game.
- Be born a male
- Master the piano
- Become a famous solo artist
- Have a double-platinum record
- Marry a man
To start the Rocketman challenge in Bitlife, players will first need to create a male character and take piano lessons. First, create your character and have them be born in whatever country you like.
Next, age them to the age of six, and start taking music lessons via the instruments option under the body and mind tab. After you start taking lessons, proceed to practice your skills continuously every year until you master the piano.
That said, continue aging up until you finish high school, and then find the career tab. Under the career tab, you will want to find the special jobs tab and then locate the Musician tab.
After clicking the Musician tab, locate solo artist and audition as a pianist at any record label, but keep in mind to have high skills as both a piano player and a singer if you take singing lessons.
If you are highly skilled, your chances of getting hired by a record label will increase and once you do, you'll need to release albums and practice your skills until you become famous.
You will need to become a famous solo artist to complete the third challenge objective, but along with being famous, you will need to have a double-platinum record.
Getting double-platinum records is tricky, though, as there's not much you can do, and it's random, so the trick is just to keep releasing them until you get one that sells for at least 2 million.
Once you get the double-platinum record, you will then need to marry a man. You can marry a male by using the gay dating app under the love tab and improving your partner's relationship to perfect.
When the relationship status is perfect, propose to them via the option under their profile, and you will marry them.
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Andrew Vaughan is a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides that has written guides on popular RPGs and FPS survival titles for several years. Andrew Vaughan specializes in survival and roleplaying games and has been a lifelong gamer.