Yeah even though my game took a huge visual/performance hit in the web version, I still wanted to make my game as widely available and easily accessible as I could to get as much feedback as I could. Some people may not like downloading random projects, or some may only play online, etc. Browser games getting more ratings makes sense to me. Either way, I'm super proud of my first Jam, time using Godot and 3D game ever! Was a really fun experience and found some solid projects full of passion and potential.

"ComaX is a banger" -  Thank you :-)

Yes, i think it was pretty lucky, that it runned without problems in browser and that Godot even exported it automatically so that it's playable on touchscreens. 

I agree, it's sad that you easily can miss great games because of that "lazyness", and people often get not the deserved feedback, just because it runs not in browser. When you e.g. consider "Making Friends, that one looks fantastic. But it has only 4 rates, Main reason is probably because it has 800MB, what would probably never run in browser...

But not sure, how this could be avoided.