One of the many criminal activities players can do in the game Bitlife is murder. But how do you murder someone in Bitlife, and why would you want to?
How to Murder People in Bitlife
To murder someone in Bitlife, you will need to visit the criminal tab that can be located by finding the tab under activities - it will have a spooky goblin mask, can't miss it.
Once you click the tab, you will then need to scroll down and find the option that says murder. Upon clicking, you will then be presented with a list, that will contain all of your potential murder victims. Clicking on one of these will also show you a list of possible murder methods. However, some have varying degrees of success, which we highly recommend taking into account.
Others are also downright silly, which will almost always fail, so because of that, you will have to go with a method that makes sense realistically. For example, the drive-by option often works more than other options, but it too can fail. Along with this, you can also successfully murder someone but still get arrested and go to jail.
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That said, we recommend experimenting and seeing what works and what doesn't, but why would you even want to murder someone? Well, murdering people in Bitlife is required for a few achievements and challenges. For example, you need to murder more than 10 people to finish the Death Note Challenge in BitLife.
You will also need to murder people quite often if you are in the Mafia, so follow the steps laid out in this guide to do it right. However, if you get caught, the best solution is to hire the best lawyers possible if you have enough money. Who knows, you may get off scot-free, but if you do wind up in prison, we have a guide on how to get out.
For more on Bitlife, we at PGG have you covered with guides like BitLife How to Be A Lawyer – What to Study? and How to increase Smarts in Bitlife.
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.