Human Expenditure Program

This follow-up inherits BLOODMONEY!’s themes and hands you direct control of Harvey’s routine.

Care loops—feed, tend, decide—are the interface; consequence is the output.

Mouse-first play lowers friction so the weight of each click stays high.

Minigames puncture calm, checking attention and nudging scenes onto new tracks.

The Program records patterns more than single outcomes; its judgment lives in trendlines.

Harvey’s memory is the mirror; habits come back as posture, timing, and tone.

Two or more endings frame the same facts differently; your practice decides which feels inevitable.

Sound cues and quiet UI shifts build pressure without spectacle.

Earning money in-program tests what you value: speed, comfort, or care.

Short sessions invite replays; curiosity is part of the design.

Exploitation here looks administrative—meters, forms, polite prompts.

Failure seldom announces itself; it accrues until a room feels colder than before.

Lore callbacks reward BLOODMONEY! veterans, yet newcomers can read the premise at a glance.

Your best tool is attention: to wording, to timing, to how Harvey looks after a choice.

Optimization ‘works,’ but the better outcome often resists perfect efficiency.

Up close, the UI feels neutral; at scale, its incentives are not.

The game doesn’t accuse—it displays. You supply the verdict.

Care is counted here, and what’s counted quietly changes how you care.

Balance tense routines with a quick platforming sprint through [Happy Land](/games/happy-land).