Harvey's Revenge: The Shocking Truth Behind Bloodmoney 2 Revealed

You thought you knew the tragic story of Harvey Bloodmoney. You thought the clicks, the pain, and the moral horror ended when the first game did. You were wrong.

The sequel is here, and it’s not called Bloodmoney 2. It's called Human Expenditure Program, and it flips everything on its head. Popular YouTuber TheFrustratedGamer (TFG) got an early look, and his playthrough uncovers a story so dark it makes the original feel like a warm-up.

What if Harvey wasn't just a random man in a booth? What if he was a loving husband and father trapped in a nightmare orchestrated by someone he trusted most?

Watch TFG's Full Playthrough of Bloodmoney 2

Before we break down the insane lore reveals, see it for yourself. Here is TheFrustratedGamer's full reaction to Human Expenditure Program. It’s a wild ride.

From Victim to Virtual Pet: The New Gameplay

The sequel starts not with torture, but with a twisted version of care. You, the player, are now in control of Harvey's life within a simulation called "Harvey Harvington And His Precious Little Life."

• Your Task: Keep Harvey "healthy and happy." You manage his food and mood meters, almost like a dark Tamagotchi.
• The Currency: You still earn money, seemingly for keeping the simulation running.
• The Mini-Games: To keep Harvey's mood up, you play mini-games like "Whack-A-Harvey" and "Batting Cages." Yes, you read that right—one of the ways to make him "happy" is to whack him with a hammer in a mini-game. The irony is suffocating.

The Horrifying Twist: Who is the Real Villain?

This is where the story gets truly disturbing. As TFG plays, the simulation begins to glitch and break down. Harvey starts to remember...

(Timestamp 21:17 in the video) Harvey's appearance decays into a zombie-like state, a clear callback to the torture from the first game. He confronts the player, who he believes is his wife, Eun-mi.

Harvey: "I felt it all. The pain was real. My dream last night... it was all real, wasn't it?! ... You've been using me for what? Money? Entertainment? You just liked the idea of using me, then throwing me away like an old toy once you were done bleeding me dry, didn't you?!"

The lore drop is massive: Harvey's own wife, Eun-mi, trapped him in this simulation to make money. The players of the original Bloodmoney game were real people downloading a game she anonymously uploaded. She created a system to monetize her husband's suffering.

The System Breaks: Harvey Fights Back

Harvey, now aware of the truth, rebels. He knows he's in a simulation and that "the others" (the players) are watching. He smashes the screen from the inside, deleting the system files in a desperate attempt to escape his digital prison.

Harvey: "I'm not going to let you do it again... This ends now."

He successfully deletes the system, but the game ends on a cliffhanger. His wife is left in the dark, her project destroyed, and Harvey's fate is unknown. The "True Ending" screen appears, solidifying this as the canon continuation of the story.

What This Means for the Bloodmoney Universe

The sequel re-contextualizes the entire first game.

• You Were Never the Villain: As the player of the original Bloodmoney, you were merely a pawn in Eun-mi's cruel money-making scheme.
• Harvey is a Real Person: The game confirms Harvey is a real man with a family, trapped and digitized.
• The Cycle of Abuse: His wife is the architect of his pain, gaslighting him into believing it's "just a glitch" while profiting from his torture.

The story of Harvey Bloodmoney is a chilling tale of betrayal, greed, and digital exploitation. What started as a simple, dark clicker game has evolved into a complex horror narrative.

Ready to experience the original nightmare? Click here to play Bloodmoney online and make your choice.