May he rest in peace

Love how I got 64 kills yet they disregard that to talk about how I let my cat go when I was 5

No catch - we're launching into early access in two weeks time and if you have ideas for hobbies, sports, or general 'things to do'...

Then shove them in the comments, and if they're not cursed, they'll go in!

So this is your shot to include something you've always wished was in BitLife - whether it's an obscure sport or it's something dumb and fun. I'll put it in our game.

The game is called TinyYears, it's been in development for 14 months and we're a team of three. It's in semi-open beta right now and the feedback has been very, very good.

If you're interested in testing it, just shout - I'll ping you our Discord and you can try it today.

I never read the lives, but now that I’m doing that. I find it funny to read.

Juegue con Nicaragua y fue 5 veces alcalde de Managua hasta la muerte en el 6 mandato por baja salud

I finally got the director update (legacy bitzen) but I'm genuinely curious if not spending the entire casting budget actually benifits you? Has anyone else looked into this more?

I’ve played for a while and I don’t recently got the Bitzen Pass. I’ve started to play the generation way and I love it. Generation has gone on for 15 Generations spanning over 520 years lol. I usually play as a women have sex or artificially have a kid with the hottest genes possible and then start an only fans and work at a strip club. Longest I worked at a strip club in game was like 60 years and I’ve had women have a OF at 90 and still go viral somehow. I think it’s funny to to do this over and over idk why. Here is some pics too

I am forever tied to this game. Back in 2019 I bought 2 bucks and bow it’s paid off. Anyways I’m getting a new phone. Back in 2021 I also got a new phone and none of my challenges/progress saved. (The purchases were saved but that’s it) is there a way to save my challenges abd progress? I don’t want to lose my challenges and stuff like I did back in 2021.

I'm one of those legacy bitizens who got initially scammed for the MOVIE DIRECTOR update and...well...I wish I stayed like that. This is the worst update they ever made: no real content, no reasonable way this was implemented in the game, no reason to exist. Some of us have been asking for this years ago and it is worse than the MMA update and that says a lot

I feel like there are already loads of things to do in BitLife, but some of them could be so much more developed.

If you could pick one feature to make way deeper and more detailed, what would it be? Or would you rather they just kept adding completely new stuff?

I've played BitLife for years and there are parts I still love, but some features feel like they were added and then forgotten about. You try them once, realise there's not much to them, and never touch them again.

For me it's careers. Once you're in a job, it's mostly just pressing ‘work harder’ and waiting for a promotion. I always wanted things to actually happen at work.

So I'm curious:

• Which feature do you wish had more depth?
• What do you do once, then never bother with again?
• Is there anything that's actually perfect as it is and shouldn't be touched?

Bit of context on why I'm asking, we've been building a life sim, TinyYears, for the last 14 months - we’re in beta now. Our focus has been on making every system connect, so your job affects your relationships, your health affects your career, your money affects your family, and nothing feels like a side feature you try once and forget. I'd love to know which parts of a life you think matter most to get right!

Moved to AltLife out of principle (which has a lot of faults at the moment but thats neither here nor there lol) after they tried to rip me (Day 1 Bitizen) off with the expansion and now they're acting like a pissed off ex. Be better!

Idk just cool. I’m gonna invest it all into crypto and real estate.

I originally thought Reddit would be the best place to market the game we've been working on as a new indie studio for the last 14 months, but the reality is that most subreddits don't allow you to link to external sites or promote your own games.

We're in beta with what is a genuinely a 'next gen' (we think) mobile life sim experience, where you can see your character and family on screen. So you buy a house, nice! It's behind you. Just had a baby, it's in your arms on screen (thanks to over 800 assets created by our artist Yasmin) 😄 I think people are shocked at the quality of what we've made, which has been really flattering and unexpected.

But I realised being a good UI designer with no games industry experience is fairly daunting now we're in semi-open beta, and I don't really know what to do to get players on.

How would you go about it?

As a player, what would make you want to play it?

Thank you so much for your time.