Turmoil Leaves Early Access, Release Announced

Dutch game studio Gamious announced today that its visually charming, humorous take on the simulation genre, Turmoil, will be released for PC on Steam on June 2nd after a year in Early Access. Drawing inspiration from the historic 19th century oil rush in North America, Turmoil received a total of 23 updates based on community feedback while in Early Access and garnered a 90% approval rating from Steam users. Now the full game comes to PC on Steam for $9,99/€9,99/£6,99.

“We are extremely grateful to the players who played Turmoil and provided feedback to make the game even better throughout Early Access”, said Jos Bouman, Creative Director of Gamious. “The community not only motivated us with their incredible enthusiasm, but also inspired our team to come up with big improvements every other week. We know that thanks to this collaboration we have something truly entertaining to offer that players will love”.

Turmoil is a simulation game set during the 19th century oil rush in North America. By prospecting for oil, players earn money and then as towns grow up around them they can acquire town shares in a bid to beat out competitors to become mayor. Since launching on Steam Early Access a year ago Turmoil has evolved and grown well beyond its originally anticipated scope thanks to community feedback and enthusiasm. A larger campaign and gameplay additions such as the natural gas mechanics and stock auction have been added to the final version to offer players a more robust and humorous simulation experience.

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4 thoughts on “Turmoil Leaves Early Access, Release Announced”

  1. I cant play turmoil on steam i bought it for $9.99 and i cant play i restart my computer and it wont work

      1. Hi Tina,

        I wish we could help you out, but we are a news site and don’t know the developers personally. That said, if you got the game through Steam, go to https://help.steampowered.com/en/ and log into your Steam account. You can let their support staff know that you need help. If they can’t get it to work for you, they are very good about giving out refunds. Since the game is early access, the developers are also monitoring their community pages on Steam. If you go to the game’s Steam page, write in the forum there about your problems. I would be surprised if the developers don’t come on and help you out. It may be that there are technical issues with the game in its current state. Good luck!

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