Turmoil

Worth the price. Kept me hooked. It may take a while for me to come back in expert mode, but it was very good on the first run.

Amazing game design and idea. Very fun and investing gameplay.

Pretty chill, yet challenging game. Loved it!

Simple, unique and small game. It not tries to be something more and just has it's quite repetative but not overstretched campaign.

From an Oil Explorer and Producer as my day job, this is a very good game for those who wants to understand some of the basics of the trade, its not ofcourse one to one comparison to real life but many aspects of it is built on real oil and gas exploration and production

AMERIKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA oil oil oil (eagle sounds) pa kaw pa kaw

This is a great little game, really addictive. Pity its so short. I have completed it twice in the 14h play time.

this game is an absolute fun, i love how super addictive it.

great little play fo $5.00

addicting, had to watch a yt on how gas pipes work, cool trick!

Turmoil is a game with a brilliant and incredibly fun concept. Digging for oil, bidding on land, laying pipes, and optimizing profits—it all comes together into a surprisingly strategic and engaging experience. For the base game, everything just clicks, and it works really well.

The issue starts to show with the DLCs, where the repetitive gameplay becomes much more noticeable. While the DLCs introduce some new mechanics and ideas, they don't do quite enough to hide the fact that you're basically doing the same thing over and over, just with a slightly different twist.

That said, this doesn’t make the game bad—far from it. For short play sessions or if you take breaks between runs, Turmoil remains a fantastic choice. The core gameplay loop still holds up extremely well, it just could have been expanded a bit more creatively in the additional content.

Fun game overall, but it starts to feel pretty repetitive after a few hours.

You had better get that pipe the proper depth the very first time. or god forbid you send it too far. this desperately needs some kind of work, it was very annoying losing everything immediately because i either went too shallow or too far with the drill

Works very well with the steamdeck. For me, this game is cozy and strategic. Highly recommend.

Stop bothering me.

It's about a 6-8 hour story, fairly injoyable. And even better with friends

good game

googd

This game is now property of the United States of America
RAAAAAAAAHHHH🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
WTF IS A KILOMETER?!?!!!!?!?

A fun, addictive game that makes you complicit in its own critique. Play it, laugh, then question why you enjoyed it.

Not bad to pass some time.

Story: ★★☆☆☆
Music: ★★☆☆☆
Gameplay: ★★★☆☆
Overall: ★★★☆☆
Chill game pretty short but quite entertaining

enjoyable. more fun with friends. decent with bots.

such a cozy game

I love how addictive this is!

Very fun and casual strategy game - perfect to play a round after a long day of work.

Buy land > Find oil > Build silo > Pump oil into silo > wait for better prices >
Upgrade silo/pumps > price hits 1,20 > cant afford horses .

Good Game

OIL IS SO GOOD TASTING!!!!!!!!!!


yes i drink it

fun

i feel like proud american right now after playing this game 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽

Turmoil is like a love letter to the old-school oil rush days, except instead of dusty cowboys and horses, you’re a slick businessman trying to strike it rich by drilling for oil. You build your empire, battle rival oil barons, and, of course, try to avoid bankrupting yourself in the process. The gameplay revolves around buying land, drilling for oil, and trying to sell it for a profit, but watch out! It’s a cutthroat world out there, and the market can shift at any moment.

It’s surprisingly addicting, and the mix of strategy, timing, and market manipulation makes it far more intense than you’d expect from a game about drilling for oil. Plus, there’s the added bonus of being able to throw some serious shade at your rivals. It’s a quirky and fun strategy game that’s perfect for anyone who loves a good business challenge.

Finished the game in a few hours, pretty good

Really makes you feel like Robert E. O. Speedwagon

the american dream, baby!!!!
practically a board game and my favorite one at that, but the bots are just too easy, even on expert.

No longer works on MacOS, can't drag to bulid pipes. Disappointing.

Turmoil is a charming and addictive oil drilling sim with a simple yet engaging gameplay loop. Striking the perfect balance between strategy and resource management, it keeps you hooked as you compete for land, upgrade your equipment, and maximize your profits. A relaxing yet satisfying experience for strategy fans!

fun game that scratches that itch

Peaceful and chill game for relax

The main concept is sort of catchy and the gameplay offers a little something of a new impression, but grows lackluster immediately after realising that. It is brutally easy to master and every key decision during one stage is maxed out after seeing the main loop two or three times. The game mechanics do not offer themselves at all towards a multiplayer experience and it seems like a forced decision to implement that. If that effort went into a better campaign this could have unlocked a lot more potential.

Grabbed this at a 75% discount, which seems fair for what's being offered, but considering the actual price tag this is a very clear thumbs down.

As donold turmp i like this game

United states of America´s dream.

Great game, the multiplayer aspect gives it far more replay value.

Very fun game, surprisingly addictive and easy to pick up (after completing tutorial). Other players can be very good competition in new multiplayer mode as the NPC's can be beaten fairly easily in story mode.

I've spent more time playing this game than I care to admit.

its good

A very fun litte oil drilling game...

it gets boring after you spend 5 hours on a run just to lose and have to do it all over again
overall good game other than that though

life of an average person born before 1960

Fun, tons of replay factor.

got scammed (in game) fuck you

The game is super fun! I've owned it for years now and I always find myself going back to it. It's very intuitive and easy to pick up, and super fun! :)