In about a year, I would have registered a small company that has a description: Game development studio
But I am no programmer, I just have the capital to get things done and hire people.

Here in my place, there are ZERO game devs. That may be stretching it, but Apps and stuff arent really my thing.

So my strategy is to get Interns from universities and raise them to create my game for me.

I've asked if they would be competent:maybe not.
But it's the only choice I have since even experienced programmers, as they say, would have a hard time moving to this specialty as well.
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That being said, we will create a game, and I want to know what engine to use and license to ship a competent game.
I guess I'd pass it around locally or something, I dont know.

I really wont be the one to tinker with it, although I have immersed myself into learning what they are and their functions.
I've seen game maker, and it seemed too drag and drop for me.
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So what engine do I use to publish and ship my first game?

Hm. Okay, it depends on the game? Yeah.
Uh...Let's say, something like Castlevania, Super Metroid, and the polish of Outland.

Use Unity engine, it'll make everything easy for your team, since they won't need to deal with low level graphics/sound programming, they just need to write gameplay code,

Does the unity engine need licenses to produce the game commercially?