I just found out the stipulations of dropbox's bandwidth on sharing files, very interesting and most definitely applies to our situation here:
Bandwidth Limits for Public Folders in Dropbox
If you have a low-traffic site, the above solution may work without issues but for everyone else, it may not always be a good idea to use Dropbox as a file hosting service.
That's because Dropbox imposes certain bandwidth limits on files in the Public folder and if you exceed that limit, the URLs of your public file may be temporarily disabled thus returning a
404 error to your visitors.
According to
Dropbox support, public links for free accounts may not use more than 10GB of bandwidth per day while that limit is 250GB per day for paid Dropbox accounts. The links are automatically suspended if any of your files exceed that limit.
For comparison, let's say you have a one page website hosted on Dropbox and the entire weight of all the images, CSS and other static files served through that page is around 400 kb. That means the page should have less than 25k impressions in a day for you to stay within the Dropbox limit.
And if another site decides to hotlink to your static images, it may exhaust your "free bandwidth" quota even sooner.
So basically it looks like a game like this can be downloaded about 4 times in full per day and that is all (since I use the free service). Good to note for future caps.
:osu: