In a time that is not only filled with emotional and political travesties in the United States of America, but anywhere else in the globe as well, people are clinging to any kind of bitlife control that they can get their hands on. Whether it's dying your hair or cleaning your room, we're all simply trying to have some kind of order in our lives. This might be anything from cleaning your room to coloring your hair.

The next step is to join BitLife, a mobile game that simulates life and gives you the ability to personalize, randomize, and remember your "Bit-lives." BitLife is a game in which you are given a name and character that are completely at random, and you are supposed to live this new existence to the maximum extent possible. The choices you make have a significant influence on your life and may sometimes determine whether you keep living or whether you pass away. (Of course, not in the game itself.)

The game is quickly becoming one of the most addictive applications, at least in my perspective, and it is gaining popularity all over the globe. After you have begun your first life, you will never want to stop living any longer.

As a result of the fact that the actual world is so chaotic and unpredictable, many, like myself, seek for any alternative that money can purchase (in this instance, a Bitizenship membership that costs $1.99). The screen time information on my phone indicates that I spend more than an hour and a half playing BitLife every single day. To just look at your phone for numerous hours every day and play a tedious game endlessly with no apparent end purpose is extremely worrisome to think about. I know what you may be thinking, "An hour and a half is not a lot," and it is not. However, it is genuinely disturbing to think about.

To this day, I can vividly recall the very first time I ever played BitLife. The seventh period of World Cultures was in progress, and while I did not own an iPhone, my buddy had (at the time, the iPhone was only accessible on the iOS platform). As a result, I was naturally spying on her phone, snapping photographs, and playing games when all of a sudden, I came across a bright red app that had a sperm cell on it.

During the time that I was trying to decide whether or not to pay attention in class or play this game that seemed intriguing, I was engaged in a battle inside my own head. Due to the fact that I was weak, the red on the cover was really brilliant.