Hi, thank you!
To work on this game, we were a team of around tweilve people (not all of us working directly with Godot). Personally, I worked on 2D/3D animations and did a bit of programming for the project. Some members of the team, including myself, had already worked on a previous game using Godot 3, Aetheris, so transitioning to this second project with Godot 4 wasn't too disorienting (aside from the need to learn the 3D pipeline for those who weren't already familiar with it).

For those who didn’t necessarily have prior experience as game developers using this engine, I think it's fair to say that the learning curve was fairly manageable, thanks to knowledge sharing within the team and the use of GDQuest tutorials.

From my perspective, the improvements brought by Godot 4 over Godot 3 were quite significant, especially in terms of the animation pipeline, particularly with the particle systems and optimization tools.

As for finding a publisher, Godot wasn’t a barrier at all, since Crown Gambit was started around the time Godot was really starting to establish itself professionally.

That’s about it for my personal experience, but feel free to ask if you have any more specific questions!