BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2

What happens when Harvey Harvington catches the Scissors instead of letting them land? In BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2 that single moment turns a familiar clicker into a conversation, and it is the reason players start another run after they thought they had seen everything.

Harvey Remembers: The Requiem Route in BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2

You still begin at the booth on the side of the road, you still need $25,000 for an operation, and every click still pays a dollar. What changes is Harvey. In the Requiem route he becomes aware of the injuries and deaths he has already suffered in the booth, and the game lets that awareness leak into his dialogue. Early in the game he sounds like the cheerful host you remember, but by the time you reach the Scissors his tone has shifted.

An off-screen director's voice at the start asks for someone who can actually remember their lines, which frames the whole booth as a performance. The idea gives the route a strange, self-aware edge that the plain booth story never had.

Lore hunters will want this route above all others, because the answers about Eun-mi, Harvey's wife, live here. Playing BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2 without paying attention to the dialogue means missing most of what the route is for.

The Tool Ladder Still Sets the Pace

The shop works the way it does in the booth story, and each tool pays roughly double the one before it. Understanding the ladder matters because the route reacts to how far up it you climb.

• Hands and Feather: the harmless tier, slow but clean.
• Needle and Hammer: painful for Harvey, though the Good Ending stays reachable.
• Scissors: the first disfiguring tool, and the one that locks the Good Ending.
• Match and Knife: more money per click, more damage on Harvey's face.
• Gun: costs $20,000 and leads to the Bad Ending.

Every purchase in BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2 is a small commitment, so read the shop like a list of consequences and not a list of upgrades.

The Scissors Catch and the Question Harvey Asks

When you buy the Scissors, Harvey catches them mid-air and asks who you really are. It is the moment the route separates from the booth story, and it sets up two very different paths through the rest of the run.

Stay silent and keep clicking, and Harvey glitches until he surrenders and lets you shoot him. Answer him instead, and the two of you fall into a long conversation that ends with him allowing you to contact Eun-mi, so the moral knot can be untangled.

Some players find the silent path unsatisfying because it takes control away from Harvey, while others say it is the truest reflection of a player who only cares about the counter. Neither reading is wrong, and the game does not pick a side for you.

What Beginners Get Wrong in BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2

The common mistake is treating the Scissors as another upgrade. Idle-game fans are especially prone to it, since buying the next tool is a reflex, and the catch scene arrives before they realize the route has started.

Another mistake is mashing through dialogue. The conversation after the catch is the payoff of the route, so click slowly and read every line. Players also report that pushing a Feather-only clear can end up requiring a Hammer purchase, so plan around the Needle and Hammer instead of resisting them.

Finally, do not assume a bad screen means the story ended. The Knife confrontation is described as a fail state, and reloading is the normal response.

Endings, the Knife Scare and Branches Still Being Mapped

The booth still offers three outcomes: the Good Ending without the Scissors, the Normal Ending with the Scissors, Match and Knife but no Gun, and the Bad Ending after the Gun. Completionists should clear each of them once, because the route adds to the booth story instead of replacing it.

After Harvey catches the Scissors, extra endings can open, and the community is still mapping every branch. That uncertainty is part of the appeal, but it also means guides disagree, so treat any complete list with caution.

Speedrunners will find the clicking loop easy to optimize, yet the dialogue after the catch cannot be rushed without losing the Eun-mi conversation.

Questions Players Ask

1. How do you contact Eun-mi in BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2? Buy the Scissors and let Harvey catch them, then answer his question about who you really are. If you keep the conversation going, he allows you to contact Eun-mi, which is the goal of the route.
2. What happens if you say nothing to Harvey? Keep clicking in silence and Harvey glitches until he surrenders. He then lets you shoot him, so the silent path ends with the Gun and not with a call to Eun-mi.
3. Can you still get the Good Ending after the route starts? Only if you never buy the Scissors, because the catch scene is triggered by them. The Feather, Needle and Hammer stay available for the Good Ending, though a Feather-only plan may push you toward the Hammer.

Whether you answer Harvey or click through in silence, BLOODMONEY: Requiem 2 keeps its focus on one moment, the Scissors in his hand and the phone call to Eun-mi that only patient players ever reach.