Fighter Pilot LS-4215


Wrote a little interactive fiction piece in Twine as a creative assignment for LSM 4215 Extreme Physiology, where we were instructed to incorporate what we learned during lectures and field trips to the Singapore aeromedical centre/naval diving unit. So, I decided to write a little historical piece about a fighter pilot, as they experience hypoxia at high altitudes, G-forces, and the Coriolis effect.

You can play it here: Fighter Pilot LS-4215

I realised that I could've added in a separate story where you could be a naval diver instead, or beefed up the body's response to trauma, but I'm happy with how it is for now. If there's interest maybe, I'll look into it!

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