Game Endings: Your Choices Matter
LoveMoney features three distinct endings based on how you treat Harvey while earning $25,000. Each path leads to dramatically different outcomes for both you and Harvey, determined by your moral choices and purchase decisions.
Good Ending: Compassionate Path
The Moral Victory
In the Good Ending, you reach $25,000 without harming Harvey. By relying solely on clicking and gentle interactions, you demonstrate that success doesn't require causing pain. Harvey remains healthy and waves goodbye as you leave for your surgery, proud that you kept your hands clean.
Outcome:
Harvey stays unharmed and grateful. You drive away with a clear conscience, having proven that compassion and efficiency can coexist. This ending reflects your moral fortitude and empathy.
How to Achieve
Avoid purchasing any harmful items from Harvey's shop. Stick to clicking and harmless interactions like gentle touches. Though it takes longer to reach $25,000, this path preserves both your humanity and Harvey's wellbeing.
Neutral Ending: Legal Consequences
The Middle Path's Price
The Neutral Ending occurs when you purchase harmful items like scissors but stop before the most extreme violence. You reach $25,000, but Harvey takes you to court for grievous bodily harm. The trial reveals Harvey scarred and unrecognizable, staring you down with quiet fury.
Outcome:
Harvey becomes cold and vengeful, getting involved with organized crime out of spite. His relationship with his wife Eun-mi deteriorates as their income disappears. You face legal consequences for your actions.
How to Achieve
Purchase scissors and other moderately harmful items from Harvey's shop, but avoid the knife and gun. This path represents moral compromise - you inflict some pain for efficiency but stop short of extreme violence.
Bad Ending: The Ultimate Betrayal
Maximum Efficiency, Maximum Horror
The Bad Ending is achieved by following the "logical" path of maximum efficiency. You purchase every item in Harvey's shop, including the $20,000 gun. When Harvey sees the weapon, he breaks down crying and begging for his life, even offering you $99,999 to spare him. Despite his desperate pleas, you pull the trigger.
Outcome:
Harvey dies instantly. The game reveals the dark truth: you never actually needed the surgery. You chose the fastest path to wealth, prioritizing profit over human life. This ending confronts you with the consequences of unchecked greed.
How to Achieve
Purchase all items from Harvey's shop in sequence, including the scissors, knife, and finally the gun. This represents complete moral abandonment in pursuit of maximum earning efficiency.
How to Achieve Each Ending
Critical Decision Points
Your ending is determined by specific purchases in Harvey's shop. The key decision points are: avoiding all harmful items (Good), purchasing scissors but stopping there (Neutral), or buying everything including the gun (Bad).
Good Ending Path:
• Only purchase harmless interaction upgrades
• Rely on clicking and gentle touches
• Avoid scissors, knife, and gun completely
Neutral Ending Path:
• Purchase scissors and some harmful items
• Stop before buying the knife
• Show some restraint but cause moderate harm
Bad Ending Path:
• Purchase every single shop item
• Buy scissors, knife, and the $20,000 gun
• Prioritize maximum efficiency over humanity
Harvey's Character Changes
As you purchase more harmful items, Harvey's demeanor changes dramatically. He starts kind and helpful, becomes desperate and pleading when hurt, then turns hostile when the knife appears. These changes reflect the psychological impact of your choices on him.
Ready to Discover Your Ending?
Three dramatically different endings await based on how you treat Harvey. Will you choose compassion, compromise, or complete ruthlessness? Your moral choices determine both your fate and Harvey's.
Start Playing LoveMoney NowThe Moral Weight of Choice
LoveMoney forces you to confront uncomfortable questions about morality and efficiency. Harvey has a wife named Eun-mi and a son, making your choices even more impactful. Each purchase decision reflects what you're willing to sacrifice for success.
The game reveals that the "surgery" may not even be necessary, adding another layer to the moral complexity. Are you helping Harvey or exploiting his kindness? The ending you get reflects the answer to that question.
Multiple playthroughs reveal the full depth of the story. Try different approaches to understand how small choices compound into dramatically different outcomes for both you and Harvey.