Yeah. The file limit does take a bit to download. Does seem to reduce the engagement having to reload the whole game just to try it in the browser, or if it bugs out prompting a reset.
Unhelped that browsers differ in behavior to really have parity of the experience . Would prefer the local installation to avoid redownloads apart from the updates.
A neat project to see developed so far. But just gotta move on sometimes.
I said I was "tempted" to go back to Unity. But I recall it's not necessarily the engine you work with, but how you're able to adapt systems for your use. Certain features help, and engines will have their strengths, but there will be limitations to overcome anywhere.
Had my issues with the corporate business dealings and bloated backend of Unity that it's tough not to continue with Godot's approachability and open-source structure.
Unhelped, my own ambitious ideas could probably use some realistic downscaling. I'm no wizard with code. But some inspiration seeing other game devs push the limits of optimization to fit games on a small file size.