BLOODMONEY 2

BLOODMONEY 2—also called the Human Expenditure Program—picks up right where BLOODMONEY! left off, turning everyday care into a system that measures you as much as it measures Harvey.

You manage Harvey Harvington’s life with one-button interactions: feed, play, comfort, decide. The friction is low so the weight of each choice feels high.

It’s a pet-sim on the surface and a morality audit underneath. The program logs patterns, not just outcomes.

Pixel art and hushed audio cues build a steady unease: small sounds for small choices, and those choices never stay small.

Five compact minigames set the rhythm—quick checks of reflex and attention that quietly alter Harvey’s mood and the day’s arc.

Currency and upgrades promise convenience; the ledger keeps asking what that convenience costs.

Your decisions tilt between profit and compassion. Neither path is clean, both leave fingerprints on later scenes.

Harvey remembers. Micro-gestures—feeding a bit late, choosing a cheaper option—echo later as posture, dialogue, or silence.

Multiple endings don’t judge; they mirror. The game simply shows you the pattern you practiced.

The control scheme is simple by design, pushing focus from ‘how’ you click to ‘why’ you click.

Short sessions feel harmless until a leftover tension follows you out of the window.

Play is the story. Daily care loops are the narrative spine, and every loop writes a line you’ll have to read later.

The trauma of previous runs lingers in subtext. You can hide it from the interface longer than you can hide it from Harvey.

Upgrades unlock new interactions, new comforts, and new rationalizations. Progress and compromise arrive in the same package.

Minigame scores feed into more than meters; they teach what the system values and what it quietly ignores.

Failure rarely announces itself. It accrues—in tone, in timing, in the way a room feels slightly colder.

If you’re new, you can start here. If you’ve played BLOODMONEY!, callbacks deepen the sting of ordinary moments.

Headphones recommended. The soundscape does as much storytelling as the text.

Experiment on replays: delay a task, skip an upgrade, reverse a habit. The program is meticulous about remembering.

BLOODMONEY 2 treats care as calculus. The math looks simple until you tally what you traded to balance it.

Players craving competitive pressure can raid other vaults in [Steal A Brainrot Unblocked](/games/steal-a-brainrot-unblocked) between Human Expenditure loops.

Between care loops, break for the brutal puzzles inside [Hotline Miami](/games/hotline-miami) to reset your instincts.