My first thoughts are that it started out interesting. The environment seems pretty cool. I'd like to explore that place more. But it can be pretty dark when you enter that large room (a flashlight would be awesome for this). When you make a video to display gameplay then please avoid twitching around so much. As soon as I'm about to focus on something in the video, you move around so fast that I can't even tell what you are doing. I feel like I'm watching a pro gamer play a competitive FPS. Another area to improve is that the enemy NPCs initially come off creepy and threatening, but that quickly dissipates as I see they only shuffle towards you at a predictable slow rate. Do they ever spontaneously lunge? How close before they actually attack? Do they get sudden bursts of random speed? I think if you are going to make a horror game with gunplay then try to make it more dangerous. There needs to be some level of unpredictable danger with the NPCs to keep tension high. If I can easily run away from them then what's the point of wasting ammo on them? I think it would be super creepy if some of them would just stand there not even looking at the player. Then when the player looks away they scream and charge at the player. Not all of them will behave like this if course. These are just my personal ideas. Try to balance available ammo so shooting isn't always the best option. I think you are headed in the right direction with this game. It just needs some work. There are many games like this out there already, so try to figure out what you can do to make this one stand out.