BitLife Vampire Challenge: How to Complete Every Objective and Earn the Reward

1. Introduction to the Vampire Challenge in BitLife

BitLife is a life simulation game developed by Candywriter that lets you live out virtually any kind of life you can imagine — from ordinary to extraordinary. You age one year at a time, make choices, pursue careers, form relationships, and yes, sometimes commit crimes. The game’s weekly challenge system keeps things fresh by giving players a themed set of objectives to complete, usually tied to a pop culture moment, meme, or creative concept.

The Vampire Challenge in BitLife is one of the most beloved and memorable challenges the game has ever offered. It asks you to roleplay as a real creature of the night — emigrating to Romania, living past 100, owning a haunted house, and physically biting and impaling other characters. If you’re a fan of dark fantasy or just want one of the most atmospheric playthroughs in the game, this challenge delivers.

This guide breaks down every objective in detail so you know exactly what to do, when to do it, and how to avoid the common pitfalls that trip up even experienced Bitizens.

Players searching for this challenge typically want:

• A complete list of the official objectives
• A step-by-step walkthrough they can follow in real time
• Tips to avoid getting arrested or dying too early
• Details on the rewards and whether paid features are needed

2. Vampire Challenge Requirements (Official Objectives Checklist)

Before you start, here are all the objectives you need to complete for the Vampire Challenge. Use this as your quick-reference checklist:

Note: The exact wording of objectives can shift slightly week to week if Candywriter refreshes the challenge. The core objectives above reflect the standard Vampire Challenge as it has run historically.

3. Understanding Core Game Mechanics for This Challenge

Before you jump in, it pays to understand how BitLife’s underlying systems interact with this challenge. The Vampire Challenge touches on aging, crime, stats, and assets — so a working knowledge of each will save you a lot of frustration.

3.1 Aging System in BitLife

BitLife progresses one year at a time each time you tap the Age button. Events happen randomly at each age milestone, and your stats — Health, Happiness, Smarts, and Looks — shift based on your choices. Reaching 100 years old is the primary survival challenge in this run. Your Health stat is the most important factor. A character who starts with high Health and actively maintains it through gym visits, doctor check-ups, and meditation can realistically make it into their hundreds.

Never skip a medical check-up when you get sick. A minor illness left untreated at age 60 can cascade into a fatal condition by age 70.

3.2 Crime & Violence Mechanics

Two of the challenge’s five core objectives — biting and impaling — involve the Crime and Relationships systems. Here’s how each works:

• Biting: Biting is accessed through the Relationships menu. Select a family member or friend, choose the Rumble option, and then select Bite from the attack method list. If Bite doesn’t appear, fully close and restart BitLife — the available options randomize on relaunch.
• Impaling: Impaling is a murder method accessed through Activities > Crime > Murder. Select your target, then look for “Impale Them” in the method list. If it’s not there, back out to the main screen and re-enter — the list refreshes each time.
• Arrest risk: Both actions carry a risk of arrest. If you’re caught, you face jail time. If you see the police arriving before the arrest screen appears, close BitLife immediately and reopen it — the event will not have been saved.

3.3 Looks & Health Stats Optimization

While this challenge doesn’t explicitly require a Looks threshold, keeping your Looks stat high contributes to Happiness, and Happiness feeds directly into longevity. Here’s how to keep both stats elevated:

• Visit the gym annually from childhood through middle age
• Go to the salon or barber regularly
• Use plastic surgery cautiously — it can boost Looks but carries the risk of complications that damage Health
• Meditate and go for walks to maintain both Health and Happiness simultaneously

3.4 Assets & Lifestyle

Owning a 100+ year old haunted house is one of the more patience-testing objectives in this challenge. Haunted houses are a special property type found in the real estate section under Assets > Go Shopping > Real Estate. They don’t appear every time you check, so you may need to age forward a year and return to the store several times before one becomes available.

When you do find a haunted house, check its listed age — you need one that is already 100 years old or older at the time of purchase, not one that will reach that age later. A mortgage is fine if you can’t afford the full price outright, but make sure you have a stable income first.

4. Step-by-Step Guide to Completing the Vampire Challenge

Follow these steps in order for the smoothest possible run through the Vampire Challenge.

Step 1: Create the Perfect Vampire Character

Your character’s starting stats and birth country will define how this whole run goes. Here’s what to prioritize at creation:

• Country: Don’t start in Romania. Start in a country with strong healthcare and low crime penalties — the UK, Canada, or Australia work well. You’ll emigrate to Romania later.
• Stats: Aim for Health at 90%+ and Happiness at 80%+. Smarts above 70% will help you land a well-paying career, which you’ll need for the haunted house.
• Special Talent (God Mode only): Select Crime as your special talent if you have access. This dramatically reduces your arrest risk for the biting and impaling objectives.
• Siblings: Having at least one sibling is very helpful. Siblings are the easiest early targets for biting, since the game’s social system makes rumbling with family members accessible from a young age.

Step 2: Boost Your Stats Early

From the moment your character becomes a teenager, begin your health routine. Going to the gym, meditating, and taking walks every year will build a baseline that sustains you well into old age. Avoid risky activities early — getting into fights randomly or experimenting with drugs can damage stats that are hard to recover from later.

If your Looks drop, a salon visit every year or two keeps it from becoming a problem. Hold off on plastic surgery until your late 20s or 30s at the earliest, and only consider it if your Looks stat falls below 40%.

Step 3: Start Biting Victims

You want to complete your three bites as early in life as possible, ideally in your teens or 20s. The older your character is, the more likely biting will trigger a police response.

1. Go to Relationships and select a sibling or close family member.
2. Choose Rumble and look for the Bite option in the attack method list.
3. If Bite doesn’t appear, close the app completely and reopen it. Don’t just back out — fully close it.
4. When Bite is available, target a non-lethal body part: fingers, toes, hips, or ears. Avoiding the neck and chest reduces the chance of killing the target (which can complicate the challenge if you only need bites, not deaths).
5. If the bite misses, it won’t count. Close the app and retry.

If you don’t have siblings or have burned through your family targets, you can go to prison deliberately (by committing a minor crime and surrendering) and bite other inmates in the prison yard.

Step 4: Complete the Impaling Murders

Impaling is handled through the Murder mechanic, which means you need to accept that your character will be committing actual killings. The impale method won’t appear on every attempt — it’s randomized each time you enter the menu.

• Go to Activities > Crime > Murder.
• Browse the method list for “Impale Them.”
• If it’s not there, back out to the main screen and re-enter. The list refreshes each time.
• Select your victim — avoid police officers, as they increase arrest risk significantly.
• If you’re caught or witness shows up, close BitLife immediately before the arrest screen appears. Reopen and try again.

Expect this to take multiple attempts per impaling. Getting caught is frequent, but the close-and-reopen method is your safety net every time.

Step 5: Avoid Jail Time

If you do get arrested despite your best efforts, here’s how to minimize the damage:

• Always hire the best lawyer available. Check their win rate — aim for a lawyer with 90%+ odds if possible.
• Plead Not Guilty for murder charges if your lawyer is strong. A guilty plea guarantees prison time.
• If you lose the trial and end up in prison, use the escape guide — digging, bribing a guard, and the escape tunnel method are your main options.
• After escaping prison, you’ll need to emigrate immediately — the game will flag you as wanted in your current country.

Step 6: Emigrate to Romania and Complete Remaining Objectives

Once your violence objectives are done, it’s time to consolidate. If you haven’t moved to Romania yet, go to Activities > Emigrate and select Romania. Make sure your finances are stable — you’ll still need money for the haunted house.

From Romania, begin checking the real estate market annually for a 100+ year old haunted house. It may take 5–15 years of aging before one appears, so be patient. Continue your health routine throughout this period. Once you own the house and have all three bites and all three impales done, simply keep aging until you hit 100.

5. Best Countries to Start the Vampire Challenge

Choosing your birth country strategically makes the early game far smoother. Here’s what to look for — and which countries deliver:

6. How to Increase Your Chances of Success

Living to 100 is the objective that claims the most runs in this challenge. Here’s a concentrated set of habits that will dramatically improve your odds:

• Keep Health above 80% at all times. Below 60%, illness and death events start to occur much more frequently.
• Exercise every single year: gym + walk + meditate. It takes only a few seconds in-game and adds years to your character’s lifespan.
• Go to the doctor at the first sign of illness. Don’t skip a sick event and hope it resolves — it almost never does.
• Avoid drugs and alcohol entirely. Addiction events are a fast track to stat collapse and early death.
• Maintain Happiness above 70%. Low Happiness degrades Health faster than most players realize.
• Start a healthy diet in your 50s and 60s to offset natural Health decline.
• Avoid high-risk activities like skydiving and extreme sports after age 50.

7. Common Mistakes Players Make

Even experienced Bitizens fall into the same traps on this challenge. Here’s what to watch out for:

Getting Arrested Too Early

Attempting impaling murders in your 30s or 40s before you have the crime mechanics figured out is the most common way to tank a run. If you go to prison in your 50s or later, your Health may not survive the sentence. Always attempt crime objectives with the close-and-reopen method ready.

Killing When You Only Need to Bite

The biting and impaling objectives are separate. Biting does not require killing your target — in fact, killing when you meant to bite wastes a family member and can leave you with a murder charge when all you needed was an assault. Target non-lethal body parts deliberately.

Not Saving Money for the Haunted House

Haunted houses are expensive. Players who coast through life without building a proper career fund often hit their 40s or 50s unable to afford one when it finally shows up. Get a college degree, enter a well-paying profession early, and keep savings growing.

Starting in Romania

Starting in Romania might seem logical, but it means if you’re ever convicted and need to flee after escaping prison, you’ve already used up your Romania card. Start elsewhere and emigrate when you’re ready — usually in your 30s or 40s.

Skipping Annual Health Activities

It seems minor, but skipping gym, meditation, and walks for even a few in-game years creates a Health deficit that’s hard to recover from. Make it a habit every single year without exception.

8. Rewards for Completing the Vampire Challenge

Completing the Vampire Challenge unlocks a cosmetic reward — typically a themed item of clothing, accessory, or hat that you can use on future characters. The exact reward varies depending on when the challenge runs and whether Candywriter has updated the prize pool.

The reward is strictly cosmetic and does not affect gameplay, but it does carry prestige — Vampire Challenge cosmetics are some of the most visually distinctive in the game and are a badge of honor among dedicated players. You’ll also see the challenge listed as completed in your challenge history.

9. Is Bitizenship or God Mode Required?

Do You Need Bitizenship?

No. Bitizenship is not required to complete the Vampire Challenge. All five objectives are achievable in the free version of BitLife. Bitizenship does make certain things more convenient — premium jobs, better career access, and quality of life features — but none of them are strictly necessary here.

How God Mode Makes It Easier

God Mode lets you customize your starting stats and choose a Special Talent. For this challenge, God Mode is a significant advantage because:

• You can start with 100% Health and 90%+ Happiness, giving your character a far better chance of surviving to 100.
• Setting Crime as your Special Talent massively reduces the odds of getting caught during biting and impaling.
• You can also ensure you’re born with at least one sibling, which matters for the early biting objectives.

Free-to-Play Strategy

If you’re playing free-to-play, reroll your starting character until you land one with Health above 80% and Smarts above 70%. It takes more attempts but the approach works. Focus heavily on the close-and-reopen method for crime objectives and you can get through the challenge without spending anything.

10. Vampire Roleplay Strategy (Optional but Popular)

For players who want more than just mechanical completion, the Vampire Challenge is a natural fit for full-on roleplay. Here are some popular approaches that experienced players use to get maximum entertainment value:

• Become a gothic celebrity: Pursue a career in music, writing, or acting and build your character into a famous dark figure. A gothic novelist or cult musician aesthetic fits the vampire theme perfectly.
• Write dark novels: The Author career in BitLife lets you publish books. Write prolifically across your lifespan for extra income (helpful for the haunted house) and immersive roleplay.
• Become a mortician or doctor: Both careers lean into the death-adjacent theme. The medical career also provides a high salary, which helps with property purchases.
• Collect multiple partners: A vampire’s seductive nature is part of the mythology. Playing through a string of dramatic relationships adds narrative color to what could otherwise be a mechanical grind.
• Never accept treatment for illness — let the darkness take you, unless you’re close to 100: For hardcore roleplay runs where you’re willing to tempt fate.

11. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do you bite someone in BitLife?

Go to Relationships, select a family member or friend, choose Rumble, and look for the Bite option in the method list. If Bite isn’t showing, fully close the app and reopen it — this refreshes the available action list.

Can you complete the Vampire Challenge without killing anyone?

The impaling objectives require using the Murder mechanic, so you will need to kill three people to complete the challenge. Biting, however, does not require killing — you can bite without causing a fatal wound by targeting non-lethal body parts.

What happens if you go to jail?

Jail time cuts into your life, damages your health, and risks your character dying before reaching 100. If you end up in prison, try to escape as soon as possible. After escaping, emigrate immediately to avoid getting re-arrested in your current country.

Can you restart the challenge?

Yes. If your character dies before completing all objectives, you can start a new life and attempt the challenge again. Progress on an individual challenge does not carry over between characters — each attempt starts fresh.

Is the Vampire Challenge limited-time?

BitLife challenges rotate on a weekly basis. The Vampire Challenge may not always be available — it tends to return seasonally, most commonly around Halloween. Check your challenges menu to confirm if it’s currently active.

12. Pro Tips from Experienced Players

These tips come from the BitLife community — players who have completed this challenge multiple times and know where things go wrong:

• Use the close-before-sentencing method: After being arrested but before the judge announces a sentence, close BitLife completely. When you reopen, the crime will not have been saved. This is the single most powerful tool in your arsenal.
• Never attack police officers: They always call backup and the arrest rate skyrockets. Pick civilian targets only.
• Complete biting early, impaling later: Biting in your teens is easiest. Save impaling for your 30s and 40s when you have a good lawyer on retainer.
• Keep a high-paid career even after you have money: The passive income helps you weather any unexpected expenses and keeps Happiness high.
• Don’t get married if you want to avoid complications: Spouses can die, get sick, or cause drama that destabilizes your Happiness stat at critical moments.
• Keep relationship scores low with enemies: Enemies can attack your character and trigger injury events. Clear out hostile relationships through confrontation or moving countries.
• Check the real estate market every year from age 30 onwards: The earlier you find the haunted house, the less financial pressure you’ll feel later.

13. Final Thoughts

The Vampire Challenge is one of BitLife’s most iconic weekly challenges for good reason. It asks you to master multiple game systems simultaneously — longevity, crime, real estate, and emigration — and wraps it all in a gloriously dark theme that rewards both mechanical skill and creative roleplay.

Here’s a quick summary before you start:

• Difficulty: Medium-Hard. Living to 100 requires sustained attention, and the impaling mechanic demands patience.
• Estimated completion time: 45–90 minutes for an efficient run. Longer if you get arrested or need multiple haunted house searches.
• Who should attempt this: Any player comfortable with BitLife’s crime mechanics. New players may want to complete a few regular playthroughs first to get a feel for the aging and stat systems.

Follow this guide step by step, keep the close-and-reopen method in your back pocket, and maintain your health stats religiously. The Vampire Challenge is completely achievable for free-to-play players — it just takes patience and a bit of careful planning. Good luck, and may your Bitizen walk the night for a full century.