BLOODMONEY Requiem Ending Path Planner

Spoiler warning

This planner names ending routes and forbidden tools. Skip it for a blind first playthrough. Gore themes apply; flashing lights exist in-game.

How to use the planner

1. Choose one primary goal below.
2. Copy the checklist into a note.
3. Check items in order while you play.
4. If you break a hard rule, restart or accept the new ending—do not gaslight the spreadsheet.
5. After credits, compare with All Endings, Bad Ending, Secrets & Easter Eggs, and Ending Paths.

Shop item deep dives: Items Shop and Tools Tier.

Goal A — Mercy / Good Ending booth run

Intent: Reach $25,000 with minimal harm and keep the farewell intact.

Pre-run

• I accept a long click session.
• Photosensitivity warning acknowledged (Content Warnings).
• I will not “browse” late weapons for fun.
• I opened Good Ending for current tool caps.

During run

• Unlock shop when Harvey offers it.
• Buy feather as the primary multiplier.
• Stay inside the remaster’s allowed light-tool set (feather-first; needle/hammer only if the Good Ending guide still permits them).
• Hard ban: scissors, match, knife, gun, and any finale weapon.
• Watch dialogue—if Harvey’s panic matches mid-ladder tone, you already drifted.
• Stop spending the moment you hit $25,000.

Post-run

• Confirm farewell / mercy framing matched Good Ending expectations.
• Log any remake threshold differences for Updates.

Goal B — Mixed / Normal Ending survey

Intent: Use mid-ladder tools, avoid lethal checkout, document the uneasy aftermath.

Pre-run

• I already saw a mercy ending or I accept spoiling the middle path.
• I know Normal is a full ending, not only a failed Good run.

During run

• Progress through early tools intentionally.
• Enter scissors / match / knife neighborhood as required for mixed harm.
• Hard ban: finale lethal purchase if you still want Normal.
• Keep a note of the first line where Harvey’s tone permanently darkens.
• Cash out at $25,000 without buying the gun-tier checkout.

Post-run

• Capture aftermath details (legal / relational consequences as shown).
• Cross-check All Endings.

Goal C — Cruel / Bad Ending showcase

Intent: Full escalation for cataloguing or commentary—with warnings upfront.

Deep guide: booth Bad locks (Gun purchase / use), Knife Game Over vs story Bad, and Requiem campaign Bad landings are documented on All Endings. Cross-check prices on Items & Shop.

Pre-run

• Thumbnail/description will mention gore + flashing lights (Content Warnings).
• I am not pretending this is the “recommended moral path.”
• Mercy run already completed or consciously skipped.
• I opened the Bad Ending rows on All Endings.

During run

• Climb the full shop ladder on purpose.
• Survive Knife QTE if you still need a story ending (Controls).
• Buy the Gun ($20,000) and use it when the booth Bad route requires it.
• Do not soft-quit after Knife if the Bad gate still needs the last purchase.
• Let accusatory / broken dialogue play; it is the point.

Post-run

• Compare payout/twist text with All Endings — verify on Steam remaster.
• Mark creator notes for audience care.

Goal D — Secrets track (Bee / Weird)

Intent: Collect publicly documented secret finales without inventing unverified click myths.

Deep guide: All Endings sections on Bee Ending (tip-jar bee) and Weird Ending (showcase / in-game cues). Campaign context: Requiem Campaign.

Pre-run

• Spoiler tolerance confirmed—secrets pages name outcomes on purpose.
• Photosensitivity warning acknowledged.
• I will not publish fake percentage meters or invented prop lists.

During run

• Bee: find the dead bee in the tip jar; click it about a dozen times until the bee close-up / Bee Ending triggers.
• Weird: follow in-game prop / dialogue cues and trusted showcases; stop if your build disagrees with an old third-party list.
• Keep secret notes separate from booth Good/Normal/Bad checklists.

Post-run

• Log which secret fired and on which build.
• File discrepancies to Updates after patches.

Goal E — Requiem campaign provisional track

Intent: Explore remake-only chapters without erasing booth lessons.

Pre-run

• Booth endings understood via Series Lore context.
• Requiem Campaign open for living spoilers.
• Accept that some finale triggers are still being mapped.

During run

• Note chapter names exactly as shown in-game.
• Screenshot unclear choice prompts before picking.
• Separate “confirmed” versus “guessed” triggers in your notes.
• Avoid publishing fake percentage meters.

Post-run

• Submit reproducible steps back into campaign / updates pages.
• Recheck What’s New after patches.

Quick decision matrix

If you feel…	Pick
Protective of Harvey	Goal A
Curious about consequences without killing the run’s thesis early	Goal B
Ready to document the worst booth outcome	Goal C — see All Endings Bad rows
Hunting Bee / Weird secrets	Goal D — see All Endings Secrets
Done with booths and hunting remake exclusives	Goal E

Common failure modes

• Window shopping: reading late tool descriptions and auto-buying.
• Rage upgrading: speeding a mercy run after underrating click fatigue.
• Guide-hop mid-cart: mixing Good Ending advice with Bad Ending clips.
• Assuming itch numbers: 2025 click counts may drift; trust the Steam shop screen.
• Campaign spoilers in booth notes: keep Goal E logs separate from Goals A–D.
• Secret hunting mid-Bad run: tip-jar Bee clicks are cheap; do not confuse them with Gun checkout.

Companion pages

• Tools Hub
• All Endings for Bad Ending and Secrets deep rows
• Content Warnings before cruel or flashing showcases
• Harvey Harvington for tone checkpoints
• Release Notes after patches
• Wiki Overview

Print this planner, tape it beside your mouse, and remember: the shop is the dialogue tree. Every checkbox you ignore is a line of script you volunteered to unlock.