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No, the narrator represents those game developers that expect you to follow their story step-by-step in a game with a big explorable world (think Pokemon Sun and Moon, or Zelda Skyward Sword), and cause every playthrough to be the exact same sequence of steps because they don't let the players be themselves and play the game the way they want.
The entire game is a joking jab at these kinds of game devs.
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Being told "No, you're enjoying the game the wrong way" is just rude