BLOODMONEY Requiem Release Notes

Build identity

• Title: BLOODMONEY: Requiem
• Developer / publisher: SHROOMYCHRIST Studios
• Platform: PC via Steam (app ID 5044390)
• Release date: September 15, 2026
• Launch price: about $4.99
• Mode: Single-player (Family Sharing listed on Steam)
• Language: English interface, full audio, and subtitles per store table

This page reads like patch notes even on day zero so creators can cite stable bullets. When hotfixes ship, new sections append below rather than rewriting history silently.

Video guide

1.0 launch package (2026-09-15)

Included fantasy

• Full remake of BLOODMONEY! (2025 horror clicker / visual novel)
• All-new Requiem campaign in addition to the remastered booth story
• Rebuilt cute pastel presentation
• Extended clicking runtime versus the original short shock experience
• Ending count advertised as more than three

Core loop reminder (unchanged thesis)

Need $25,000 for an operation → meet Harvey Harvington → earn money per click → buy tools that multiply income and harm → receive an ending that mirrors your shopping ethics.

Detail guides: Getting Started, Items Shop, All Endings.

Mature content & accessibility warnings

• Expect gore and severe harm fantasy around Harvey (“everything from the original,” per developer mature-content note).
• FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING: DO NOT PLAY IF YOU ARE PHOTOSENSITIVE.
• See System Requirements for hardware text plus safety framing.

Known documentation gaps at launch

Fan wikis should publish gaps as clearly as features:

• Requiem-only ending conditions still being mapped
• Some campaign chapter names / triggers awaiting second verification
• Exact multiplier tables may differ from 2025 community spreadsheets until re-timed on Steam builds

Follow Requiem Campaign and What’s New while those rows firm up.

Store tags (context, not genre law)

Steam user tags cluster around visual novel, psychological horror, incremental / simulation, choices matter, gore, and single-player. Useful for expectations; not a substitute for the flashing-lights warning.

How we will log future patches

Each post-launch entry should include:

1. Date (Steam news timestamp)
2. Whether endings, tools, crashes, or campaign flow changed
3. Which wiki pages were revised
4. Link references to official notes when available

Template for the next entry

• Heading: YYYY-MM-DD — hotfix / content title
• Summary bullet
• Gameplay impact bullet
• Wiki pages updated bullet
• Official source bullet

Until the first hotfix arrives, treat this 1.0 section as the baseline.

Compatibility notes

• Single-player only; do not expect multiplayer patch promises.
• Saves from itch BLOODMONEY! should be assumed incompatible unless the developer states otherwise.
• HEP remains a separate title for lore; it is not a Steam DLC install for Requiem by default.

QA checklist for guide authors after any patch

1. Re-buy the feather and confirm price.
2. Test whether Good Ending tool caps shifted (Good Ending).
3. Smoke-test Normal versus Bad gates (Ending Paths).
4. Boot the Requiem campaign chapter select / start flow.
5. Update Tools Tier only after timings change meaningfully.
6. Bump Updates Hub summaries.

Official channels to watch

Prefer primary sources collected on Links: Steam store + news, developer X account @shroomychrist, SHROOMYCHRIST YouTube uploads, and historical itch pages for BLOODMONEY! / HEP.

Related player tools

• Ending Path Planner after route-affecting patches
• Series Lore when patch notes clarify canon wording
• Wiki Overview for site map refreshes

Closing stance

Release notes on a horror clicker still matter. A single multiplier tweak can turn a “safe” mercy guide into misinformation. We would rather ship a boring, dated bullet than a stylish wrong one.