I want to invade Afghanistan

Watched this game a couple of years ago on YouTube and wanted to play it too. The game is fun for a while then It's a little bit dull, but I like the achievements.

Turmoil is an oil tycoon style game where you build rigs on various plots of land and try to become mayor by making the most profits.

Horrible - Bad - Decent - Good - Amazing

Achievements require all DLC, and advanced game knowledge to be obtained.
Most can be easily missed and the stock ones can require entire resets.

Pros

• Easy to play
  
• PvP option

Cons

• Incredibly punishing
  
• Lots of rng for a management game
  
• Bad AI
  
• Incredibly short

I thought I was going to enjoy this game more than I did, mainly due to its reputation.
I honestly find the gameplay incredibly repetitive, and seemingly more rng reliant than actually strategic...
-AI opponent randomly gets the best plot of land? Well good luck because they'll now be richer than you for a good while.
-Delvers aren't always accurate and can make you bankrupt before even finding oil sometimes.
-Diamonds are basically pure rng to find as there's no reliable way to know, and find them.

The stock system is incredibly lazy as you'll just be throwing chunks of cash at it, staying within a certain range as to not let AI buy it. Add to the fact you can instantly win by buying the remaining stocks from the now eliminated player/bot.

Upgrades are incredibly expensive for what they actually offer as well. Most are minor upgrades like faster digging (which costs extra cash per rig, after already buying it in town), and seemingly don't serve enough use to actually be worth investing in. With delvers and moles being a few of the only good ones.

In terms of actually digging this game is incredibly fast paced and the lack of a pause button can be especially frustrating. It takes about 4 months of the entire year to even have a delver find oil so most of your time isn't even used practically.

Most of the cool features are also locked behind a DLC paywall, which costs more than the game itself for some reason...?
Overall feels disappointing as the game itself already feels overpriced for the amount of content provided.

Expensive, too much rng for a management game.

I don't recommend it unless it's on sale and you really want to try it.