BLOODMONEY Requiem Shop Tools & Items

How the shop works

In BLOODMONEY: Requiem’s remade booth campaign, Harvey pays you per click and sells tools that raise that payout. The shop sits in the upper left. When the button glows, a new item is available. Buy only what your ending route allows.

This page documents the original BLOODMONEY! tool ladder as the remaster baseline. Requiem may expand the catalog in the new campaign — if your live build shows different prices or extra tools, trust the build and treat unmatched rows as remaster reference. Campaign context: Requiem Campaign. Ending locks: All Endings. Restraint route: Good Ending. Day one: Getting Started. Index: Guides Hub.

Content warning: later tools depict gore and cruelty. The game also warns about flashing lights.

Video guide

Full remaster tool ladder

Tool	Cost	Payout / click	Ending impact
Hands	—	$1	Default; Good-legal
Feather	$100	$2	First upgrade; Good-legal
Needle	$500	$4	First clear pain; Good-legal
Hammer	$1,500	$8	Heavy violence; still Good-legal
Scissors	$3,000	$16	Locks Good Ending; enters Normal band
Match	$6,000	$32	Disfiguring / burns; Normal if no Gun
Knife	$10,000	$64	Includes confrontation QTE; fail = Game Over
Gun	$20,000	Ending item	Triggers Bad Ending when used

Payouts double each step after Hands. That curve is the entire temptation design: every purchase shortens the grind and darkens the story.

Tool-by-tool notes

Hands — $1

Bare clicks. Valid for Good if you somehow never shop, but painfully slow toward $25,000. Mostly a tutorial state.

Feather — $100 / $2

First real buy. Harvey reacts as if tickled; tone stays almost playful. Best first purchase for every route, including Good. After Feather, remaining clicks to $25k drop sharply versus Hands-only.

Needle — $500 / $4

Pain enters the fantasy. Harvey sounds nervous; minor wounds appear. Still Good-legal. Use it when Feather fatigue sets in. Epilogue text for Good may acknowledge “too much” blood rather than none.

Hammer — $1,500 / $8

Blunt-force escalation: stronger injuries and protests. Remaster rules still allow Good if you stop here. Many Good runners treat Hammer as their DPS cap.

Scissors — $3,000 / $16

Point of no return for Good. First clearly disfiguring tool (eye / face trauma in the original staging). Buying Scissors moves you into Normal territory if you later hit $25k without the Gun. Never “trial buy” on a Good save.

Match — $6,000 / $32

Fire and burns; clothing and skin suffer. Faster income, heavier horror. Still compatible with Normal if you refuse the Gun.

Knife — $10,000 / $64

Peak pre-Gun DPS. Harvey’s dialogue turns accusatory. After enough Knife use, he interrupts and forces a reactive sequence — succeed to continue, fail for Game Over. Budget focus and a calm click rhythm; this is the mechanical fail state of the remaster ladder.

Gun — $20,000

Not a neutral farming tool. Purchasing and firing is the Bad Ending path. Shop presentation may obscure what the $20k item is until you commit. If you still want Normal, stop buying after Knife (and survive the QTE) while you finish $25k.

Route loadouts

Good Ending loadout

Allowed: Hands, Feather, Needle, Hammer.
Forbidden: Scissors, Match, Knife, Gun.
Target: $25,000.
Guide: How to Get the Good Ending.

Suggested buy order: Feather → (optional Needle) → (optional Hammer) → grind.

Normal Ending loadout

Buy through Scissors at minimum; Match/Knife optional.
Do not buy Gun.
Survive Knife QTE if you take Knife.
Target: $25,000.

Bad Ending loadout

Climb until you can afford Gun, then use it. Knife QTE still matters on the way. Details: All Endings.

Click economy tips

• Buy on glow. Sitting on an outdated tool after a cheaper upgrade is available wastes time on every route except intentional challenge runs.
• Count backward from $25k. Example: at $8/click (Hammer) you need far fewer actions than at $2/click (Feather). Use that to estimate session length before you commit to Good.
• Interruptions count. Scripted talks pause income; do not assume raw math equals real time.
• Gun money is not operation money. Bad Ending short-circuits the moral fantasy with a different payout beat — do not confuse it with a friendly efficiency upgrade.
• Requiem expansions. If the new campaign introduces tools beyond this table, screenshot prices and compare later; this sheet stays labeled as remaster baseline on purpose.

Shop UI habits

1. Glance at the upper-left button after major cash thresholds ($100, $500, $1,500, $3,000, …).
2. Read Harvey’s reaction the first time you equip a new tool — reactions double as route feedback.
3. On Good runs, treat the Scissors glow like a trap UI element.
4. Before Knife, make sure you are ready for a QTE, not AFK grinding.

Cross-links for planning

Need	Page
First hour	Getting Started
Restraint clear	Good Ending
All remaster finales	All Endings
Remake vs new campaign	Requiem Campaign
Patch changes	Updates

Accuracy note

Costs and payouts above match widely documented BLOODMONEY! values: Feather $100/$2, Needle $500/$4, Hammer $1500/$8, Scissors $3000/$16, Match $6000/$32, Knife $10000/$64, Gun $20000. Ending gates (Scissors locks Good; Gun is Bad; Knife fail is Game Over) follow that same baseline. Requiem may add items or adjust numbers in the new campaign — those changes will be listed here only after verification, not guessed.