Bitlife: How to Complete the Renaissance Challenge

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How to Complete Bitlife’s Renaissance Challenge

It's the weekend, and that means a new weekly challenge in Bitlife: the Renaissance challenge! Launched on January 4th, this four-day challenge tasks players with achieving a unique set of accomplishments. We'll guide you through each step to help you conquer this Renaissance-themed quest.

How to Complete Bitlife’s Renaissance Challenge

To complete the challenge, you'll need to accomplish these five tasks:

Be born male in Italy.
Earn a Physics degree.
Earn a Graphic Design degree.
Become a painter.
Go on five or more long walks after age 18.

How to Be Born Male in Italy in Bitlife

The first step is straightforward: start a new life, ensuring your character is male and born in Italy. Since you'll need high Smarts for the degrees, creating a character with this trait is recommended.

How to Get a Degree in Physics and Graphic Design in Bitlife

After completing secondary school, it's time for higher education. Regularly reading books will boost your character's Smarts stat, making university life easier.

Navigate to the 'Jobs' section, then 'Education,' and select 'University.' Choose 'Physics' as your major, and age up until graduation. Repeat this process, selecting 'Graphic Design' for your second degree. Remember, university can be expensive; consider part-time jobs to cover costs. Each degree takes about four years, totaling eight years of schooling. If you possess the Golden Diploma, you can instantly graduate.

How to Become a Painter in Bitlife

Becoming a painter is relatively simple and doesn't require a specific degree. Aim for around 50% Smarts (easily achieved through reading and completing your degrees). Go to the 'Occupations' section, find 'Apprentice Painter,' apply, and you're on your way!

How to Go on Long Walks After Age 18 in Bitlife

The final step involves taking long walks after turning 18. Go to Activities > Mind and Body > Walk, select a two-hour walk, and choose either a 'Brisk' or 'Stroll' pace. Repeat this five times to complete the challenge.