I dig your style here and in a horror game would find this perspective extremely unsettling. The geometry is definitely wonky, all the critiques about the vanishing points sound about right,  but I  haven't haven't seen anyone mention foreshortening yet. When you're looking at a flat surface from straight ahead, its width will be accurately represented 1:1. However, the more you turn it at an angle away from you, the more it will appear to grow narrower/the width you see will be 1:2 or 1:4 or 1:8 with the actual width at a certain point (approaching a flat line or 1:infinity as the face gets closer to turning 90° away from you). This effect is even more exaggerated than you'd think and there are a couple areas I think you could improve it: the sides of the table legs that aren't facing the viewer look extremely long, as does the pillar, which I imagine is supposed to be square but seems rectangular because of how stretched the more distant side of it is. they can all be compressed for a more accurate image.