BLOODMONEY Requiem Secrets & Easter Eggs

Spoiler and content warning

This page spoils secret finales, fail states, and file Easter eggs in BLOODMONEY: Requiem and the remastered BLOODMONEY! booth. Expect gore talk, jump-scare adjacent props, and incomplete Requiem mapping called out honestly.

Content warning: psychological horror, gore elsewhere in the product, and flashing lights. Photosensitive players should not play — see System Requirements.

Cross-links: All Endings, Bad Ending, Requiem Campaign, Harvey Harvington, Good Ending, Guides Hub.

BLOODMONEY! — All Secrets & Hidden Details

How to use this page

Secrets here fall into three buckets:

1. Documented prop secrets with clear public triggers (Bee Ending).
2. Showcase-documented but obscure routes where this wiki refuses to invent click lists (Weird Ending).
3. File / fail / remake extras that completionists hunt after the main Good / Normal / Bad set.

If a third-party list disagrees with your live Steam build, trust the build and prefer a recent showcase over folklore.

Bee Ending (tip jar)

The booth contains a dead bee in the tip jar. Interact with that prop and keep clicking — about a dozen clicks is the publicly documented threshold.

What happens (spoilers):

1. The screen can suddenly fill with a realistic bee close-up (stock-photo energy on purpose).
2. The bee casually asks whether you believe in Jesus Christ.
3. Clicking the bee too many times afterward brings it back speaking in Gratuitous French, delivering a death-threat punchline.

This Easter egg / secret ending is documented on TV Tropes and appears in public Requiem showcases (often chapter-labeled Secret Bee Ending). It is easy to miss if you never inspect tip-jar props and only mash Harvey.

Practical tip: hunt Bee early on a throwaway minute once you know the jar exists — a dozen prop clicks is cheaper than replaying an entire ending grind just to check the jar.

Deep ending matrix context: All Endings Explained.

Weird Ending (do not invent click lists)

Public Requiem showcases include a chapter labeled Secret Weird Ending (for example in the widely circulated all-endings showcase CaduX7MCdn8). The route is obscure, may involve unusual prop or dialogue cues, and can shift with patches.

This wiki’s rule:

• Do tell you the Weird Ending exists and is showcase-documented.
• Do tell you to follow in-game cues and a trusted video showcase when hunting it.
• Do not publish an unverified step list, fake shop order, or invented click count that we cannot stand behind.

If your copy behaves differently after a hotfix, prefer the build in your hands. Cross-check Updates when community notes catch up, and keep All Endings open for the high-level map.

Secret Message audio (game files)

Dataminers who open the sound effect files can find an audio clip literally named like a Secret Message. Playing it triggers Harvey calling you out for being nosy in the files.

Documented vibe (paraphrased from public trope write-ups): Harvey chuckles that you went digging for seeecret information, admits there is not much “proper game” hiding in there besides this jab, then asks how your day has been.

That meta beat is an Easter egg for file browsers, not a booth ending. It fits Harvey’s fourth-wall habit — the same salesman energy that lectures you mid-torture. Character tone: Harvey Harvington.

You do not need to extract files to finish the game. Treat this as optional trivia for players who already cleared the story routes.

Knife fail Game Over (alternate fail state)

Late Knife play can flip into a confrontation: Harvey lunges and demands a frantic click contest. Failing that QTE is a Non-Standard Game Over — black GAME OVER card, return to title — not the story Bad Ending.

Why it belongs on a secrets page:

• Many players think any “worst” screen is Bad Ending.
• Bad Ending requires the Gun purchase and fire, plus the flee narration and LOOK WHAT YOU’VE DONE stinger — see How to Get the Bad Ending.
• Knife fail is a documented alternate fail state with no operation-fund victory narration.

If you still need a story ending, reload and either pass the QTE or avoid Knife until you are ready.

Requiem extras — Scissors catch and incomplete mapping

On the Requiem remake layer, TV Tropes notes that Harvey may catch the Scissors on a second playthrough (an Eye Scream avert / defiance beat versus a clean first-run eye pluck). Additional endings can open after that catch, beyond the classic three booth finales.

Also documented: after reaching an ending on a second playthrough, Replay Mode can offer a choice between Normal and Requiem modes — Normal replaying as though it were a first playthrough, Requiem continuing the expanded campaign framing. Details and honesty notes: Requiem Campaign.

Honest mapping status: Bee and Weird are publicly labeled; second-playthrough Scissors-catch extras are confirmed to exist in trope/community docs, but this wiki will not pretend every branch name, shop gate, and dialogue flag is fully charted. We will expand steps when they are verified in-game or by reliable showcases — not before.

Suggested secret-hunting order

1. Finish at least one booth story ending so you know Harvey and the shop (Getting Started, All Endings).
2. Click the tip-jar bee ~dozen times for Bee Ending; optionally over-click for the French threat reprise.
3. Clear Knife carefully if you want Game Over as a catalog entry, separate from Bad Ending.
4. Hunt Weird Ending with a showcase open — no invented lists here.
5. On Requiem, watch for second-playthrough Scissors catch and Replay Mode Normal vs Requiem prompts.
6. Optional: listen to the Secret Message file Easter egg if you enjoy meta audio.

Related reading

Topic	Page
Full ending matrix	All Endings
Gun route	Bad Ending
Remake + campaign	Requiem Campaign
Character voice	Harvey Harvington
Restraint route	Good Ending
Guide index	Guides Hub

Accuracy promise

Bee Ending (dead tip-jar bee, ~dozen clicks, Jesus Christ question, Gratuitous French death-threat follow-up), Secret Message nosy-files audio, Knife Game Over, Weird Ending showcase existence, second-playthrough Scissors catch, and Replay Mode Normal vs Requiem notes follow public documentation (TV Tropes / showcases). Unverified Weird click chains and unnamed Scissors-catch finale steps are intentionally omitted.