More than likely not. Recoil is mostly based on the length of the barrel. Since the barrel on this one is about 10 inches, recoil will be light. It also looks like a gas operated receiver. Muzzle flash and target acquisition may be a real set back though. Much of the powder will finish burning outside the barrel and obscure the target.
At night, target acquisition after the first shot could be a real bugger if the muzzle flash is as extreme as you suggest.
That's the first time I've ever heard that.
I always thought recoil was a function of the energy in the cartridge and the mass of the weapon firing it.
That is an 18” barrel on that bullpup.
You've got to remember that this is a bullpup design. The trigger and pistol grip are moved forward relative to the breech end of the barrel. The chamber in a bullpup design is right under the shooter's ear when holding the weapon in firing position - the barrel isn't really shorter, just partly sunken into the buttstock.
The shooter will experience more muzzle blast, though.