But this won’t be your average IQ test where you are asked questions about math, English, logic, and finding out which image does not belong with the rest of the group. Unhappy with how your characters in BitLife aren’t exactly the sharpest tools in the shed right from the get-go? The new update, thankfully, has made it possible to improve your Bitizens’ intelligence through the Intelligence Test mini-game.
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Join us and check out our latest BitLife guide as we take a look at all the new features that’s included in the back to school update (version 1.22) such as the intelligence test-mini game, retirement plans, career collecting, work hours and stress levels plus many more! So let’s get to those new features and look at them one by one! The Intelligence Test Mini-Game: Give Your Bitizens Some Extra Smarts
These new features, despite the ostensible back-to-school theme, mostly revolve around the workplace, though there’s one neat new mini-game that could be very useful when improving one of the four key stats for each Bitizen. In this BitLife guide, we’re taking a look at version 1.22, which rolled out last week and introduced a variety of new features. (You may want to pass on this game if you’re under 17, though, due to the mature scenarios that one can expect from a title like this.)įor the past few weeks, we’ve been regularly keeping you in the loop with each update Candywriter releases for the game. The game allows you to take control of a male or female character (aka a “Bitizen”) and guide their lives from the moment they are born, right up to their death, and while doing so, you’ll be able to decide their college course and means of employment, have them marry the man or woman of their dreams, and make various decisions that may affect their virtual lives in one way or another. This game is consistently one of the top-ranked life simulators (or RPGs in general) on the App Store and Google Play alike, and it’s no surprise why. Unlike those aforementioned games, BitLife is a mobile title that can truly draw you in despite its comparatively intricate mechanics. Candywriter, the company behind various word and trivia games such as What’s the Difference, What’s the Pic?, Letter Soup, and a few others, hit it big when they released BitLife last year.
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