HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO FOR MONEY?
You're sick. Really sick. The doctors say you need surgery within days or you're done for. The price? $25,000. Your insurance won't cover it. The bank won't loan it. Your time's running out.
Then, on the worst day of your life, you find Harvey Harvington. He's standing at a makeshift stall by the roadside, pink hair catching the light, that impossible smile on his face.
"Need money?" he asks. "I've got a deal for you. Click me, get a dollar. Simple as that."
You think he's crazy. But then you click. A dollar appears. You click again. Another dollar. This is real.
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Meet Harvey Harvington in BLOODMONEY
Harvey's not your typical businessman in BLOODMONEY. Light pink hair styled in a retro barrel roll. Blue eyes with strange gear-like patterns that seem to spin when you stare too long. He wears a light blue suit that never wrinkles, a pink bow tie that never loosens, and that smile that never quite fades.
"Click me!" he says cheerfully. "Each click is a dollar! You need $25,000? I can help!"
He seems genuinely happy to help you in BLOODMONEY. Excited, even. Like giving away money brings him joy. At first, you wonder what's the catch. Then you find the shop.
The Deal
Here's how BLOODMONEY works:
- Click Harvey = Get $1
- Buy weapons = Get more money per click
- More violence = More money
- Your goal: $25,000
Sounds simple, right? But here's what they don't tell you: each weapon changes Harvey. Each purchase changes you. And once you buy something, there's no going back.
The math is tempting. At $1 per click, you need 25,000 clicks. Your finger will fall off. But with weapons? You could be done in minutes. The question isn't whether you can. It's whether you should.
The Weapon Shop in BLOODMONEY
Harvey runs the BLOODMONEY shop himself. "Want to earn more?" he asks, eyes twinkling. "I've got just the thing!"
| Weapon | Price | Money Per Click | What Happens |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feather | $100 | $2 | Tickles Harvey. He giggles. "That tickles! Keep going!" |
| Needle | $500 | $4 | Pokes him. He winces but smiles. "Ow! But it's okay!" |
| Hammer | $1,500 | $8 | Real pain starts. "Please... but if you need to..." |
| Scissors | $3,000 | $16 | Blood appears. Harvey's smile falters. "Why...?" |
| Match | $6,000 | $32 | Burns leave marks. "Stop... please stop..." |
| Knife | $10,000 | $64 | Deep wounds. "You monster! I can't even fight back!" |
| Gun | $20,000 | $128 | The final escalation. Permanent consequences. |
Each weapon in BLOODMONEY is permanent. No refunds. No take-backs. No undos.
The feather seems harmless enough in BLOODMONEY. Just a tickle. But it's the first step. Once you cross that line, the next weapon seems reasonable. Then the next. Then the next.
Harvey's Transformation in BLOODMONEY
In BLOODMONEY, Harvey starts as your biggest cheerleader. "You're doing great! Keep clicking! You'll get that money in no time!"
| Weapon | Harvey's State | His Words |
|---|---|---|
| Feather | Laughing | "Hehehe! That tickles! This is fun! Click more!" |
| Needle | Nervous | "Ow! That... that stings a bit. But it's fine! You need this money!" |
| Hammer | Fearful | "That... that really hurts. Please be gentle? But I understand... you're desperate..." |
| Scissors | Crying | "Why are you doing this? I was trying to help! Please... I'll give you anything..." |
| Match | Desperate | "STOP! PLEASE! I'M BEGGING YOU! Take the money and GO!" |
| Knife | Angry | "You're a MONSTER! I can't fight back and you KNOW IT! You're taking advantage of me!" |
| Gun | Resigned | His final words depend on your choices up to this point. |
The Psychology of BLOODMONEY
BLOODMONEY isn't just about clicking. It's about choices in BLOODMONEY. Every purchase is a moral decision. Every click after buying a weapon is you choosing efficiency over empathy.
BLOODMONEY tracks everything. How long you hesitate before buying each weapon. How many times you click with each tool. Whether you ever try clicking without weapons again after buying them in BLOODMONEY. It all matters for your ending.
Some BLOODMONEY players race through, buying the gun as fast as possible. "It's just a game," they say. Others can't bring themselves to buy anything past the feather in BLOODMONEY. Most fall somewhere in between, finding their own moral line in the sand.
Three Endings, Three Truths
Your choices in BLOODMONEY lead to three different endings:
| Ending | How to Get It | What Happens | The Aftermath |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good | Minimal violence (feather only or pure clicking) | Harvey thanks you: "You showed restraint. You're a good person in a bad situation." | You get your operation. Harvey walks away shaken but alive. Both keep humanity intact. |
| Neutral | Moderate violence (needle, hammer, maybe scissors) | Harvey's traumatized: "I wanted to help you, but you turned it into something ugly." | You get your operation, but the memory haunts you. Was it worth it? |
| Bad | Buy and use the gun | Harvey's final moments are brutal. You get the money but someone saw. | Police arrive before the hospital. You saved your life by destroying two. Blood won't wash off. |
The Visual Trap of BLOODMONEY
BLOODMONEY uses cute pastel colors. Soft pinks and blues. Cheerful background music that never stops in BLOODMONEY, even as Harvey screams. The contrast is deliberate. Disturbing.
The BLOODMONEY art style makes you feel safe. Like this is just another casual clicker game. But every purchase, every escalation, the cute aesthetic remains while the content gets darker. It's psychological warfare through pixel art in BLOODMONEY.
Harvey himself looks like he stepped out of a wholesome anime in BLOODMONEY. His design is deliberately non-threatening. Which makes what you do to him in BLOODMONEY so much worse.
Playing BLOODMONEY Online
Time: 30-60 minutes per playthrough when you play online, depending on your choices
Controls: Mouse only. Just click. Simple mechanics for complex moral choices in this online experience.
Replayability: Three endings encourage multiple playthroughs. Most players need to see all three. To understand the full picture. To know what they're really capable of.
Technical Warning: Contains flashing lights during certain sequences. If you're photosensitive, BLOODMONEY isn't safe for you.
What Players Say About BLOODMONEY
"I thought I'd just get the money and move on. Three hours later, I'm still thinking about Harvey's face when I bought the scissors." - EthicalGamer92
"BLOODMONEY made me realize I'd do terrible things if the stakes were high enough. That's terrifying." - ClickerVet
"The way Harvey goes from encouraging to begging to fighting back... that progression messed me up." - IndieFan2024
"It's brilliant. Using game mechanics to explore moral philosophy. Every click is a choice." - GameDesigner
"I couldn't buy anything past the needle. My friend got the gun immediately. We don't talk about it." - CasualPlayer
The Deeper Meaning of BLOODMONEY
BLOODMONEY asks uncomfortable questions:
- Is survival worth someone else's suffering in BLOODMONEY?
- Does desperation justify violence?
- Where's your moral line when your life's at stake in BLOODMONEY?
- Can you live with what you did to survive?
There's no right answer in BLOODMONEY. That's the point. BLOODMONEY doesn't judge you. It just shows you who you are when everything's on the line.
Before You Play BLOODMONEY
Content Warnings:
- Flashing lights (photosensitivity warning)
- Implied violence (through text and sound)
- Psychological horror elements
- Moral distress by design
- Dark themes throughout
This game is NOT for:
- Children (adult themes and violence)
- Those sensitive to psychological manipulation
- Anyone looking for casual, relaxing gameplay
- People who don't want to question their moral boundaries
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play BLOODMONEY online for free?
Yes! Play online completely free. No downloads required.
Is BLOODMONEY really free?
Yes. Completely free. No ads, no microtransactions. Just you, Harvey, and $25,000 worth of choices.
How long does it take to complete?
30-60 minutes per ending. Most players spend 2-3 hours total exploring all paths.
Is the violence graphic?
No visual gore. Violence is conveyed through text descriptions, Harvey's dialogue, and sound effects. Your imagination fills in the rest.
Can I save my progress?
BLOODMONEY saves automatically. But you can't save-scum your way out of bad choices. Own them.
Can I undo weapon purchases?
No. Every choice is permanent. That's the whole point.
Will it upset me?
Probably. BLOODMONEY is designed to be uncomfortable. To make you think. To make you feel.
Is there a happy ending?
Depends on your definition of happy. You can survive. Harvey can survive. But nobody walks away unchanged.
The Creator's Note on BLOODMONEY
SHROOMYCHRIST created BLOODMONEY as an experiment in moral gaming. "I wanted to see if people would do terrible things for fake money in a fake scenario. Turns out, they will. And then they'll think about it for days after playing BLOODMONEY."
BLOODMONEY launched without marketing, spreading through word of mouth and horrified recommendations. "You have to play BLOODMONEY," players tell friends. "But also, I'm sorry."
Ready to Play BLOODMONEY Online?
BLOODMONEY is waiting for you to play online. Harvey's standing at his stall in BLOODMONEY, that impossible smile on his face, ready to offer you $1 per click. The question isn't whether you'll take it in BLOODMONEY. The question is how far you'll go.
Will you show restraint in BLOODMONEY? Will you justify escalation? Will you become the monster Harvey accuses you of being in BLOODMONEY?
Only one way to find out.
Remember: In BLOODMONEY, every click counts. Every choice matters. And Harvey never forgets.
Neither will you.