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When the game project weighed less than 1gb, it could be uploaded to itchio and the android version was initially uploaded to itchio storage, but now you need to get permission from itchio for them to personally increase this limit for me. The game will only grow in size and every time to write to the management of itchio that they still increase the limit tedious process agree. The choice goes to cloud storage, the well-known MEGA also has a negative result according to VirusTotal. You say you downloaded a lot of games from here, from external links or from itchio itself? I just checked some other developers from itchio site via VirusTotal and they have the same results as on your screenshots. And they don't have 9 people in Discord and Patreon, they are quite reputable developers. You can check other developers yourself if you have time. Personally, I understand everything with Virustotal service and it is not the best solution for files over 650mb. I also understand that you care about software security, but that's what antiviruses installed on your PC are for. I am a beginner developer and the project is also in its early stages , or did you expect to have 100000 in discord or patreon at the beginning ahah , it doesn't work like that. In this situation I can only tell you to wait for a steem version of this game, which will be obviously not soon, or download the file itself, and check the file itself through your personal antivirus before opening something, not the path to it.

I would also like to add something about VirusTotal.

Direct link from itchio to googledrive to file preview mode. Scanning through Virustotal, it says everything is ok.

Go further by clicking download, exit the preview mode, scan again through Virustotal, and then you send me your screenshot, what do we see? That there's something wrong in his opinion. Isn't that weird?

Or does google preview mode make a difference? You can look at the link url code itself that it is the same. In general, Virustotal has more questions than answers, but it's up to you. It's just a strange logic to check, don't you think?