I used Godot 2 a few years back to make a demo of an (interactive, non-videogame) system when interning for a government contractor. They loved the demo, but m

I used Godot 2 a few years back to make a demo of an (interactive, non-videogame) system when interning for a government contractor. They loved the demo, but management felt uneasy about moving forward with an open-source engine with no support guarantees. So they decided to go with a proprietary commercial game engine with a license compatible with our work. All I know now is that proprietary engine is dead now and Godot isn't.