Blood Money

You delivered a garlic pizza to a vampire. On his 600th birthday.
Now the whole family wants you dead.
Blood Money is a first-person roguelite shooter about dying, getting paid and coming back stronger. Hold the hallway against the Fangioni family's Sackheads, spend every tip at a bar for the dead, and turn one sad little gun into a screen-melting light show.

Every run starts the same way: you, one sad little gun, and a motel hallway full of party guests with sacks on their heads. You will die. That's the plan. Whatever they drop is yours, and every death drags you back to Vlad's Corner to spend it. Next run, the same hallway goes up in flames.

Sign a Blood Pact, tear it open and choose your sin: 22+ modifiers that change what every bullet does. Bouncy Rounds. Lasers. Lightning. Bat Swarms. Black Holes. A Pizza Cutter. A Garlic Bomb (it's personal). A Russian Roulette chamber with one silver bullet in it.
Pair the right two and they evolve: 11+ evolutions, from Nosferatu to Singularity Storm to the Mirror Ball Contract. Yes, it's a disco ball. Yes, it's lethal.

Vlad's Corner is the bar at the end of every bad night. Vlad drags the dead in off the street, and he sells guns to everyone: the Fangionis, their enemies, and you. There's no checkout. You shoot the board you want. Upgrades named after sins, prices that only go up, and absolutely no refunds.

Short on money? Pull up a stool at Vlad's Table. Blackjack, the Lucky Fang slots and Roulette, all happy to take your gold. Double it. Triple it. Go all in on 17. Win a fortune*.
*Just enough before Vlad gets angry at you.

Short on money? Pull up a stool at Vlad's Table. Blackjack, the Lucky Fang slots and Roulette, all happy to take your gold. Double it. Triple it. Go all in on 17. Win a fortune*.
*Just enough before Vlad gets angry at you.

Hit a wall? Cash out. The gold and guns stay behind, but your blood money comes with you, up to Bob's meditation plane: a prestige tree of 118+ skills. Extra modifier slots, better pacts, stronger evolutions. Power that stays. Then go back down and show the Don what a delivery boy can do.

A first-person roguelite shooter where dying is how you get stronger

22+ modifiers and 11+ evolutions to stack into builds that break the game

118+ prestige skills that carry over from run to run

Vlad's Table: Blackjack, slots and Roulette, for when the shop prices hurt

Bosses with weak spots, armour and strong opinions about pizza

Debt Levels: beat the Don and the family buys your debt back. Rougher nights, better blood money.

Bob. He's just a head. He's very zen about it.