When Games Become Survival Games

[Eddielucia]

Among the myriad of entertainment games today, Bloodmoney has emerged as a phenomenon thanks to its combination of survival, psychology and haunting choices. The game is not only for entertainment, but also makes players ask themselves the question: What would you do when your life depends on money and difficult decisions?

In Bloodmoney, you play as a character who is seriously ill, in need of $25,000 for a life-saving surgery. When hope is fading, you meet Harvey Harvington, a seemingly kind stranger. He offers to pay you for every click of the mouse – it sounds harmless and an easy opportunity to make money.

However, the longer you play, the darker the deal becomes. Harvey gradually offers higher prices, but in return you have to hurt him. This turns a seemingly simple game into an internal battle where you have to choose between humanity and the desire to survive.

What makes Bloodmoney different is the contrast between the soft pastel graphics and the tense atmosphere, creating an experience that is both beautiful and haunting. In addition, the game also has many different endings depending on the player's decisions, along with vivid voiceovers that bring a creepy, realistic feeling.