I did quite enjoy the gallows humour in the dialogue that could suggest a larger story should you decide to expand on this, and I do really like the idea of every death not only helping to quell certain obstacles but to also help open things up metroidvania style, but the level design itself feels very VERY cramped with low ceilings, tight hallways and narrow hazard evasion windows with little room for error.

Couple that with the awkward head bobbing camera and it makes for some awkward circumnavigation. I'd prefer if there was no third person camera at all and that your team defaulted to UE4's first person template to start out with instead (that, and pressing F to interact is far less intuitive and direct imo than simply clicking on a subject would have been).

Nice concept! The narrative is simple but engaging, there is a mystery behind the game. It's not everyday we see people delving in unreal, congrats. I think the next step would be to have some sounds and music to help with the immersion and perhaps fix a bit the the interaction trigger.

Good use of the theme!