BLOODMONEY Requiem What's New in Requiem
A 2025 veteran’s delta guide to the Steam remake and the new campaign layer.
Who this page is for
If you already survived BLOODMONEY! on itch in 2025, this page lists what BLOODMONEY: Requiem changes. Brand-new players should skim Getting Started first, then return here for remake context.
Headline changes
1) Full remake, not a light port
SHROOMYCHRIST Studios positions Requiem as a full remake of the smash indie booth story. Expect rebuilt presentation, retuned pacing, and Steam packaging (app 5044390) rather than “same files, new storefront.”
2) All-new Requiem campaign
On top of the remastered clicker narrative, Requiem adds a second campaign. That is the biggest completionist delta: clearing Good / Normal / Bad booth routes is no longer the entire checklist. Campaign-exclusive endings were still being mapped at launch—follow Requiem Campaign for living notes.
3) More than three endings (advertised)
The original community map centered on three booth finales. Steam advertises more than three endings for Requiem. Practical takeaway: keep using classic mercy versus cruelty logic for the remastered booth, and treat extra finales as campaign/extended content until guides confirm triggers.
4) Art and tone contrast turned up
Marketing leans hard into redone cute pastel visuals and the uncomfortable joke that Harvey looks better than ever right before escalation. Character vibes on Harvey Harvington matter more on screen because the dissonance is prettier.
5) Longer click sessions
Store copy promises more minutes of clicking and more money fantasies. Plan bathroom breaks for mercy runs. Speed routes still exist via late tools—see Tools Tier—but pure feather clears may feel longer than 2025 memories.
6) Steam-first distribution and pricing
Launch price sits around $4.99. Original itch pages remain relevant for history and HEP access; Requiem’s live remake experience is the Steam build. Bookmark Links for official URLs.
7) Same hard warnings
Flashing lights and mature gore remain first-class warnings. System Requirements restates photosensitivity guidance beside the playfully vague hardware list from Steam.
What did not fundamentally change
- You still need a huge medical bill’s worth of cash.
- Harvey still monetizes clicks.
- Shop upgrades still trade harm for speed.
- Player choice still authors the ending more than a hidden dialogue wheel.
- Single-player only—no shared booth sessions.
That continuity is why 2025 guides remain useful after a remake pass. Always verify thresholds in your build via Items Shop.
Veteran migration checklist
- Install the Steam remake; do not assume itch saves transfer.
- Play one remastered booth run with your old moral rule set.
- Compare outcomes to All Endings.
- Rank whether your old “safe tools” still qualify for Good Ending.
- Only then open the Requiem campaign chapters.
- Log discrepancies and check Release Notes after patches.
Content creator deltas
- Update thumbnails and titles to say Requiem so viewers do not install the wrong build.
- Re-record warnings; Steam’s flashing-lights language is explicit.
- Split videos into “remastered booth” versus “campaign” to avoid timeline confusion covered in Series Lore.
- Use the Ending Path Planner on-screen when demonstrating route discipline.
Provisional vs confirmed
| Topic | Status at wiki standup |
|---|---|
| Booth mercy / mixed / cruel logic | Confirmed foundation |
| Remake art + Steam packaging | Confirmed |
| New campaign existence | Confirmed |
| Exact extra ending count & triggers | Mapping in progress |
| Patch-retuned multipliers | Watch Release Notes |
Related reading
Requiem is familiarity with a second knife twist. Enjoy the encore, but inventory your assumptions before you buy the next tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about endings, tools, and the Requiem remake.
Is Requiem free if I own BLOODMONEY! on itch?
Treat Requiem as its own Steam product (about $4.99 at launch). Itch ownership of the 2025 original does not automatically imply a Steam key unless the developer runs a separate promo.
Do my old ending guides still work?
Booth morality logic still applies, but verify tool caps and click thresholds in the remake. Campaign finales need new documentation.
What is the single biggest new feature?
The all-new Requiem campaign layered on the full remake of the original booth story.
Did the flashing lights warning change?
The warning remains critical. Do not play if you are photosensitive; see System Requirements for the condensed advisory.
Where are patch-by-patch notes?
Start with Release Notes on this wiki and Steam’s official news hub for the app.