> I can’t tell if the Godot team is serious about commercial viability.
I mean, it's MIT licensed. So no, not really. It's designed to make games, and the commercials are left to you.
My advice: don't bother waiting for Godot 4 just because it sounds nice. You'd be surprised at how many of the "limitations" of the 3.x branches are not actually problems at all for most use cases (granted, your company may have a very niche use case...)
I mean, it's MIT licensed. So no, not really. It's designed to make games, and the commercials are left to you.
My advice: don't bother waiting for Godot 4 just because it sounds nice. You'd be surprised at how many of the "limitations" of the 3.x branches are not actually problems at all for most use cases (granted, your company may have a very niche use case...)