It really caught my attention that it was going to be a strongly narrative based game and it's a positive sign when there are so many different stories. Good job producing so much content! However, I never really got through the first bit with the platforms- and I must admit, I really wanted to know more of the narrative but I fell so many times and respawned from the start that I decided against it. I think a fix for that is checkpoints - if you really need to have the platforming aspect so unforgiving -for lack of a better word. The thing with platformers like Eliza is that the controls need to be on point but the game also should give the player some handicap  especially in the beginning. 

Also, if you haven't checked this document out, I recommend it a lot. A kind soul linked us this a few game jams ago:

https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/TestingAndOptimization/PerformanceAndProfiling/ReducingPackageSize/index.html

Interesting concept, but I found the pace a bit sluggish. I'm not much of a first-person platformer player so it became frustrating for me quickly. But you have a good idea and I think you should keep working!

Pretty cool. And it looks like it might have VR support??