BloodMoney

A $1 for each click, a moral decision for each click. Simple to play, yet extremely frightening, BloodMoney turns the slightest actions into an unforgettable psychological horror experience.

BloodMoney – Every click has a trade-off

BloodMoney is a unique horror experience that confronts players face to face with the fundamental nature of their humanity with every click of a mouse. This is not just a clicker; it is a psychological test of your character and you have to ask yourself, “Will I choose money or morality?"

BloodMoney introduction

BloodMoney is an indie game that mixes clicker features with psychological horror and moral choice mechanics. The game itself has you playing a character who needs money desperately to pay for an emergency procedure. But you can only make the money by landing "impacts" on Harvey Harvington. Harvey is a man who is willing to pay you for every time you "impact" him.

Gameplay - Each click is a decision in BloodMoney

Simple game play

• Click to Make Money: Each click adds to the total funds that you will need to raise to cover the expense of your procedure.
• Make more money by upgrading items: Players start off with a tiny amount and can build up cash in order to unlock new items to improve their profits.
• Pick your tools to maximize profit: Each unique tool will raise the amount of money you get every click. However, the steepness of the "trade-off" involved increases as players progress.

Multiple endings

BloodMoney has several different endings based on the player’s choice of what to do with Harvey.

• The humane approach
  This route is the optimistic ending of the game. It is done when the player makes money mostly by means that inflict little violence on Harvey. You manage to still raise the whole sum needed for the procedure and save Harvey from any excessive or severe bodily injury.
• The moral compromise
  This ending happens when the player uses instruments that can cause serious injury, such scissors, hammers, or knives. Harvey was badly injured and psychologically traumatised to a huge degree. The result shows the hard choice between survival and the moral price to pay.
• Greed that never ends
  The most disturbing ending is when the player buys and uses the gun, the last item in the shop. In this case, Harvey disappears entirely and the story spins toward an even more sad ending. 

What’s different about BloodMoney?

• The minimalist graphics stand in stark contrast to the game's horror theme.
• It has no jump scares but psychological horror.
• A plot with a great moral dimension.
• Very little playtime, but nevertheless a profoundly intense experience.
• Each click forces the player to confront the real price of their earnings.

BloodMoney frequently asked questions

Is BloodMoney scary?

• There are no immediate jump scares; the main emphasis is on establishing a feeling of psychological dread and worry.

Is BloodMoney free?

• Yes, that’s right you can play this game right there in your web browser and it’s entirely free.

How long is a normal BloodMoney game?

• Depending on the ending the player goes for the average playtime takes roughly 30 minutes.

How can I obtain the “humane” ending in BloodMoney?

• The player must refrain from utilizing tools that cause severe degrees of damage upon Harvey in order to get this outcome.

BloodMoney! The price of life

BloodMoney isn’t your average clicker game where you only need enough money to stay alive. Beneath the straightforward gameplay is a significant moral question: how far are you willing to go to save yourself? Each choice has its advantages. But also a pain; that one’s own life ambitions become a pretext for brutality.
BloodMoney is a far cry from Six Cats Under, a game where you click on cats to save them from an apartment since their owner has died in an unfortunate event.