The title tells you the thesis. Human Expenditure Program — the horror sequel to BLOODMONEY — takes the series' question about what money costs and answers it in the coldest possible terms, with Harvey Harvington's fate shaped directly by the player.
Human Expenditure Program is BloodMoney 2 — the official horror sequel to the clicker game that started the series. Where BLOODMONEY put you under pressure to raise money and watched what the pressure turned you into, the sequel widens the lens: this time the system itself is the subject, and Harvey Harvington's fate is something you shape rather than merely witness.
Fans of the original will recognize the design language immediately — spare interface, escalating choices, consequences that arrive quietly and stay. What is new is the scale of the question. A program that budgets people as expenditures is not a metaphor you have to squint at; the game makes you do the accounting.
One character, four games, two very different destinations.
The psychological original. Three endings, one gun, and a good ending you have to click your way to honestly.
Play it free →The warmer branch of the same tree: gifts, gestures, and four endings built from how you treat Harvey.
Play it free →BloodMoney 2 — the horror sequel, where the series' questions get their starkest, coldest framing.
The LoveMoney sequel: sharper art, deeper interactions, more ways for your habits to show in the story.
Read the guide →HEP assumes you know Harvey and the original's three endings. The sequel's choices are calibrated against that history — without it, half the weight is missing. BloodMoney is playable free in your browser on this site.
The series runs on psychological dread rather than jump scares. The discomfort comes from understanding a system too well — and knowing you are inside it.
LoveMoney and Love Money 2 tell the warm side of Harvey's story. If HEP gets too heavy, that branch is always there — our comparison page breaks down the difference in tone and mechanics.
Yes. Human Expenditure Program is the title of BloodMoney 2, the official horror sequel to BLOODMONEY. You will see both names used interchangeably by the community.
It is strongly recommended. The sequel builds on Harvey Harvington's story and lands hardest if you already know how the original's three endings frame the question of what money costs. You can play BloodMoney free in your browser on our BloodMoney page.
It takes the original's psychological pressure further — the title alone tells you the game is willing to treat people as line items. Expect the same tense clicker bones with darker narrative consequences.
LoveMoney is the romance-focused spin-off of BloodMoney, while Human Expenditure Program is the direct horror sequel. They are two branches of the same series: one asks how you treat Harvey, the other asks what a system that spends people looks like.
HEP hits hardest with the original under your belt. Play BloodMoney free right now — no download, no signup.
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