LoveMoney Ending Explained: How Did Your Story Conclude?

You've clicked, you've saved, and you've finally reached that $25,000 goal. The screen fades, and the final scene plays out. But as the credits roll, you might be left with a powerful mix of emotions—satisfaction, guilt, or maybe just plain curiosity. The LoveMoney ending is designed to make you think, and it's a direct reflection of the choices you made along the way.

The core of the game is its central moral dilemma: do you make money as fast as possible by buying every item, or do you respect Harvey's boundaries and take the slower, more moral road? The path you choose directly determines which ending you unlock.

This guide will break down all the known endings to the game.

Spoiler Warning: This article contains full spoilers for the endings of LoveMoney. Proceed only if you have finished the game or don't mind having the story revealed.

The Two Main Endings of LoveMoney

Based on your interactions with Harvey and the items you purchase from the shop, your journey will lead to one of two primary outcomes.

Ending 1: The Temptation Ending (The "Bad" Ending)

This is the ending most players will likely encounter on their first, most curious playthrough. It is unlocked by purchasing every single item from the shop, including the most intimate ones like the lipstick and the soap.

How to get this ending:

• Buy the feather ($100).
• Buy the brush ($500).
• Buy the hair wreath ($1500).
• Buy the hand ($2500).
• Buy the lipstick ($4000).
• Buy the soap ($6000).

As you purchase these later items, you'll notice Harvey's reactions shift from cheerful and encouraging to uncomfortable, conflicted, and eventually, guilt-ridden. He mentions his wife, blushes, and becomes visibly distressed by the increasingly intimate nature of your "clicks."

If you push all the way to the end, the final scene reveals the consequences of your actions. You see Harvey at home, in bed with his wife, Eun-mi. Consumed by guilt, he confesses that he has cheated, leading to a somber and heartbreaking conclusion. You got the money for your operation, but at what cost?

Ending 2: The Moral Ending (The "Good" Ending)

This ending is for players who prioritize their conscience over the lure of fast money. It is unlocked by reaching the $25,000 goal without purchasing the most boundary-crossing items. While the exact cutoff can be debated, the key is to avoid the items that clearly make Harvey uncomfortable (especially the lipstick and soap).

How to get this ending:

• Reach the $25,000 goal by clicking.
• You can buy the earlier, more innocent items (like the feather and brush), but you must avoid buying the final few items that cross a personal line.

This path is much slower and requires significantly more clicking, but your interactions with Harvey remain positive and respectful. The final scene reflects this choice. Instead of a scene of guilt, you simply see yourself driving away from Harvey's booth. He waves goodbye with a genuine smile, and the text confirms you got the money you needed and made a new acquaintance. You leave the game with a clear conscience.

Are There Secret Endings? Join the Discussion!

While these are the two main confirmed endings, the community is buzzing with questions. Is there a secret ending? Does a specific combination of items unlock different dialogue?

What ending did you get? The best place to share your experience, compare choices with other players, and uncover every secret LoveMoney might be hiding is in the official community.

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Share screenshots of your ending, discuss your favorite Harvey moments, and help us piece together every possibility in this deceptively deep game. We'll see you there!