BitLife Halloween Update: Haunted Houses, Poltergeists, New Countries, and More Explained

Tis the season to be scary, and to help with that, developer Candywriter has announced the surprise release of a huge Halloween update for BitLife.

The update includes a ton of new frightening content, including haunted houses, poltergeists, and more. There’s also room for ordinary content, including new countries, bug fixes, and general tweaks.

In this guide, we’re going to detail all of the changes in the latest version of BitLife. Or, if it’s something else you’re looking for, check out our Complete Guide to BitLife, which includes links to everything we’ve written so far.

BitLife Halloween Update Guide:

There isn’t an awful lot we can get to in this update, as much of it has been left as a surprise. We’ll cover what we can though, to help you guys make the most of it.

Haunted Houses

As of the latest update, you can now purchase haunted houses in BitLife. As you can expect, these come with unexpected surprises and side-effects. You’ve been warned…

Poltergeists, Phantoms, Specters, Ghosts, and More

One of those surprises is, of course, ghosts – in all of their different forms. Some of them are nice, some are nasty, and some are very familiar. Judging from the reaction to the update on Twitter, it seems that your old self can come back to haunt you.

Halloween Surprises

There’s a bunch of Halloween surprises too, most notably with a brand new spooky interface. You may also find that your relatives have turned into all sorts of monsters, and that you can interact with the undead. We’ll leave the big surprises for you to find yourself though.

New Countries

Though not quite as scary as the rest of the update, Candwriter has introduced a bunch of new countries to BitLife. These include:

• Czech Republic
• Ecuador
• Hong Kong
• Malaysia
• Monaco
• Morocco
• Pakistan
• Syria

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.