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Yes. I recommend playing with encoder settings to get the smallest file possible, there are plenty of smaller tricks you can do to make it less big.
This would be the best way to get people to understand my game that isn't a straight replication of a board game outside of TTS and I could easily create the videos and audio.
The source code is in the save itself, I cannot upload the source files as they are 100s of GB in a unity project. Unfortunately in this case they are better off recreating based on the source code.