Sweettooth's Projects
Horror For The Discerning Adult
This Party Is Killer
A Visual Novel (Pending Full Release)
A thesis film planning party takes a turn for the worst
Momma
A Novel (WIP)
God strands you on a farm. You accept what he provides.
Unstable Connections
Mini-Series
A computer birthed by blood. A girl with a bleeding heart. The men that fuel them.
This Party is killer (TPIK)
You, Ripley, have been worked to the bone in an effort to stay on the straight and narrow. Cooking, plating, rinsing, repeating. On your one day off, you decide to take your partner Iris and their camera to a planning party for your friend Erik’s future thesis film. But the footage Erik wants to capture is more than you or Iris bargained for.Will you be able to protect your partner from what lies before you?This Party is Killer is a horror visual novel inspired by classic American slasher films. Playing as Ripley, you make choices throughout the night of the party to determine both Iris's fate and your own. You can also search your surroundings "point-and-click" style for key insights into the world you are exploring.
Momma
When a town is wiped out by a tornado a single family remains. They are devoted believers that it was divine intervention. Trapped on their barren farm by the same god that spared them, a mother harvests all those who god sends to her in an effort to keep her children alive.This horror story revolves around unwavering commitments to Catholicism, cannibalism, and the way isolation can exacerbate unstable mindsets.
Unstable Connections
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Brought to life through blood contact with her motherboard, a computer is birthed to sentience. She names herself Mobo. Fueled by the living beings that connect through her, a machine-like nature is lost in order to gain an organic one. Life and love must be pursued at all costs. There is no other way forward than to feed.Unstable Connections is an animation featuring a 22 year old named Bella, themes of longing, understanding of what defines humanity, and the relationships we share with the technology we use every day.