In BloodMoney, you play as a character suffering from a life-threatening condition. The only way to survive is to pay for a costly $25,000 surgery. On your way home, you stumble upon a strange booth with a sign: “1 CLICK = 1 DOLLAR.”
The booth is run by Harvey Harvington, a mysterious, British-accented man who offers you exactly what the sign promises—one dollar for every click. At first, it feels like an easy way out. But as you keep clicking, the game’s eerie undertone unfolds, revealing that nothing is ever truly free.
Click-to-earn mechanics – Each click on Harvey earns you a dollar.
Upgrades and items – Spend your hard-earned cash on strange products from an off-screen business to boost your earnings.
Horror twist – While it starts like a normal clicker game, the disturbing atmosphere and hidden layers of narrative make it a psychological horror RPG at its core.
Harvey’s presence – His unsettling charm and mysterious dialogue add tension with every interaction.
Unlike typical idle clicker games, BloodMoney introduces a chilling backstory and emotional stakes. The mix of incremental gameplay with horror elements makes it unique in today’s crowded indie scene.
Freeware release: Everyone can try it without spending a cent.
Fresh horror concept: No jump scares—just psychological unease and moral questions.
Replay value: Different strategies and purchases lead to different experiences.
If you enjoy indie horror RPGs, dark clicker games, or story-driven simulations, BloodMoney is perfect for you. Fans of unsettling games with simple mechanics—like Pony Island or Inscryption—will especially appreciate the mix of incremental gameplay and horror.
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