BloodMoney is a clicker game with psychological horror elements. Players take on the role of a man who needs $25,000 to save a loved one's life.
You play as a desperate man who needs $25,000 to perform surgery to save a loved one's life. To get quick money, you meet Harvey Harvington is a stranger who agrees to pay you for each time you cause him pain. In other words, he uses his own body to sell pain in exchange for money for you.
To be able to complete the goal in this game, you need to know what your mission is and how to do it.
Your mission is to click on Harvey to earn money. Each click or upgrade tool, such as needles, scissors, hammers... will make Harvey more painful but bring more money.
When you reach $25,000, the game will end and give different endings: good, normal, or bad, depending on how you play.
Use the mouse to click on Harvey to receive money, initially each click gives $1
Upgrade tools to increase income: you can buy tools such as syringe needles, hammers, and scissors... to help each click bring from $2 or $4 to $8, and at the same time make Harvey more painful.
Ultimate goal: reach $25,000 to open the end of the story.
Make good use of upgrades: if you click too fast or choose a tool that causes too much pain, you can quickly reach $25k but also easily get psychological pressure. Consider the difference between speed and fun a haunting feeling.
Explore all endings: play at least twice to experience different endings, each time will have its own feeling.
Hi, you're game was very fun! However, there were quite a number of errors when I played (stuff not loading etc.) and while there were fixes in game, it proper broke at the end of my first playthrough (bought all the items) so I didn't actually get to see it :( . Also, I'm not sure theres a proper ending if you only buy the first item (I tried it for my second one) because that also seemed to break. But on to the good stuff!! I love the voice acting in the beginning. I'm not sure if Harvey was supposed to have more voice lines later in the game, but I sure hope so! I also like the really subtle changes - the colour Harvey turns when you click him from white to red, the music changing with the more items bought, and the subtle graphics changing near the beginning that really ramp up by the end. I would totally play this again! (pls forgive the ambiguity, GameDev, I'm avoiding spoilers for the people who read comments before playing)