LISA: The Hopeful: Hart's Perspective: Beltboy's Perspective

Have you ever wondered how it feels to take control of protagonists of LISA: The Hopeful against the protagonists of LISA: The Hopeful - Hart's Perspective? Ever wondered what would've happened if they had won? Ever wanted to play as Beltboy, Lanks, and Cyclops? This game is perfect for you!

- Take control of Beltboy, Lanks, and Cyclops, and take down Hart himself

- - Find multiple easter eggs! The enemies have taken Joy?!

- Finding the girl is what you've wanted for who knows how long. Now that you've succeeded...what will you do to her?

- A monstrosity appears. What type of monstrosity? Find out yourself.

- This is a mod
of LISA: The Hopeful: Hart's Perspective by SpecterReaper
https://gamejolt.com/games/hartsperspective/646559

Credits:

The LISA series is created by Austin Jorgensen.LISA: The Hopeful is made by Taco Salad.LISA: The Hopeful in Joyful is made by Kallen.LISA: The Hopeful: Hart's Perspective is made by SpecterReaper
https://gamejolt.com/games/hartsperspective/646559

Beltboy is scared. Lanks and Cyclops are scared. It's time to set the stage for the epic finale. What have you got to lose?

Huge heaps of XP, achievements, and random buffs will be dropped throughout. This game will take you forever, so expect to play this a lot.

What could possibly be in these Pokemon's eggs?!

You can choose a protagonist in this game. You choose between Beltboy, Lanks, and Cyclops. Keep in mind that this game is based on the first half of the game of LISA.

Check out the trailer below.

How to play

Press B to begin

Wipe the top screen if you want to switch to a different character, or if you're on a new tile.

Aim the camera with your mouse, and press R to do anything you want, such as change some graphics, switch to another character, or do the same thing you did to switch the character.

This game has all the LISA combat commands, so if you are a long time player you will have no problem using them. However, it is recommended that you choose a character with

The final gamesheet and xbox version were done by yours truly, and editing from firelegs.

New Music:

The game was made with NES in mind, but the music is still optimized for Gamecube, due to the fact that its big heavy ring drive mode is a pain.

Death Clock by Cecilia Gerardo, click here to listen to her at Youtube.

Simple Dance by YellowLab, click here to listen to him at Youtube.

###Extended Video and Sound section###

After I made this video, the audio quality in the video's background was waaayy lower than I wanted it to be. I played around with EQ and compression to a point where I thought it was good enough, and also found an awesome opportunity to use the bts streams to get the audio right. Here's what it looked like.

video.brightcove.net/?icid=8672277198001

Above video:

When I uploaded the audio to youtube, I had to lower the volume at the video levels. So I had to do something with the sprites.

Tags:

#fangame #rpg #adult #strategy #lisa #lisathepainful #lisathejoyful #lisathehopeful

HD Graphics: Vector-based graphics show you what things look like in the future.

Classic audio! Beltboy and his friends make you smile as you experience Hart's evil reign in its full glory!

Action music that's sure to get you up and dancing!

A futuristic universe to explore: Propellers let you fly anywhere in the game; warp gates let you travel to different locations in the universe; and huge planetary rings make finding your way around easy. You'll have to venture through a vast biosphere (massively multi-layered environments with lots of things to do!) and find the object hidden within the Earth.

Music that's sure to make you feel great! Find your favorite tunes and import them as background music for your game.

Dozens of worlds to discover and explore! From lush oases to volcanos, this is a game packed with culture, art, and history.

6 routes to explore: Explore an original storyline or pick up a fallen artifact from one of Hart's evil schemes. The choice is yours!

Tags:

#fangame #rpg #adult #strategy #lisa #lisathepainful #lisathejoyful #lisathehopeful

HD Graphics: Vector-based graphics show you what things look like in the future.

Classic audio! Beltboy and his friends make you smile as you experience Hart's evil reign in its full glory!

Action music that's sure to get you up and dancing!

A futuristic universe to explore: Propellers let you fly anywhere in the game; warp gates let you travel to different locations in the universe; and huge planetary rings make finding your way around easy. You'll have to venture through a vast biosphere (massively multi-layered environments with lots of things to do!) and find the object hidden within the Earth.

Music that's sure to make you feel great! Find your favorite tunes and import them as background music for your game.

Dozens of worlds to discover and explore! From lush oases to volcanos, this is a game packed with culture, art, and history.

6 routes to explore: Explore an original storyline or pick up a fallen artifact from one of Hart's evil schemes. The choice is yours!

Discover the future! Hart invents a warp gate that travels back in time to the distant past. Travel to and fro in the past to view how Hart made his world what it is. You'll also visit the present, which is the exact opposite of the past. That means you'll meet a technology of the future that you don't know anything about.

Fast paced combat with a wide variety of actions.

A variety of interesting combat styles including a one-hit kill, hand-to-hand combat, swords, guns, and magic.

Dynamic environment. Roll a barrel down a hill to change its trajectory, and watch it tumble down a different path!

Loads of action: roll, shoot, climb, and more!

Futuristic bullet time! Keep going!

Set in the future: 100 years into the future, humans have perfected the science of death: An energy beam named the Interlight, and introduced to the world by the United States Space Force. This beam is the only means of interstellar travel. If one is used to move too slow, it causes instant death.

(Typo error in the original release. I'd like to make it more clear. "Linear time" can mean either "The light moves slower than linear time" or "There is a space-time boundary above which the light moves quicker than linear time.")

Verdict: Excellent! Tons of replayability in one role-playing game. The engine allows you to either play as a man, woman, or a child and pick your gender. Any character created must be male or female. This allows you to experience a wide range of emotions, and explore the full spectrum of sex/gender diversity within the world.

This game does not involve violence or gore, so the moral choices are already set. But it does involve elements of science fiction, so if you're inclined towards the often bleak undertones of science fiction stories, then this game is a must play. (And if you're not, well, they might have a dungeon too.)

These themes are as follows:

Death: A grim reality where once you die you cannot come back, the horizon is the end, and death and what's beyond it is everywhere and forever.

Materialism: What's so important about money and other objects, and the damage they can do to a person? Can we really be sure of anything other than our own thoughts and emotions?

Polyamory: Is it really love when you can have many loves at once?

Love: Is it really what you want? Is it the same for everyone? Does it last forever? Is it even real? Can two people love one another so much that they want to have sex with another? Can they do so while they still love each other?

The game is split into two paths, Free-Play and Story Mode. The player can complete any of the mission-based segments (intergalactic gladiatorial battle, hacking of bank records, buying land) or choose to explore the game world. Free-play is the light, fun stuff, whereas Story Mode is filled with interesting NPCs to interact with, good plot-lines to follow, multiple paths to complete, and a variety of events, locations, and events.

... of course, when playing the game, it can be too real, but that's for those who choose to stay inside the game.

Interaction with NPCs and other player characters is full of humor, satire, and self-awareness. The majority of players are just enjoying the story as a story, and many even chuckle while they play, but there's also plenty of other players who are extremely judgmental and set impossible standards for others, wishing for a world where everyone in the game was purely focused on one thing, which makes the world look more like one of those seriously-ill, crazy articles you see online.

As the game nears the end, the final two characters to complete the game (Alethia and Kalypso) take turns telling stories of the previous two characters to the player as they do. As the game nears the end, the final two characters to complete the game (Alethia and Kalypso) take turns telling stories of the previous two characters to the player as they do. You can either love or hate them, but you will be forced to play both if you

...some people don't like this. Maybe because they enjoy it because it doesn't have a single, purposeless goal, the meaning of the plot is instead suggested, and maybe because they like the fact that they can have very different levels of character progression and also enjoy different storylines.

Some people don't like this. Maybe because they enjoy it because it doesn't have a single, purposeless goal, the meaning of the plot is instead suggested, and maybe because they like the fact that they can have very different levels of character progression and also enjoy different storylines.

There are three endings for Free-Play: 9, 15, and 20. For Story Mode, there are five endings: 9, 15, 24, 25, and 30.

The first three, with no spoilers, are available to all.

The last three are locked for free-play.

With other players, the endings for all characters appear after you defeat Kalypso in the final battle.

The reasons given by many players for choosing to stop