Turmoil Gameplay ► Episode 8 - With only a couple more potential digs left, we are struggling to make the sorely needed cash that we need to buy some important equipment as we exit the desert and enter the plains. Unfortunately, luck is NOT on our side ... Join me as we dig for oil in the early 19th century. This game is super addicting and becomes quite challenging as you progress. On top of that, there is nothing more satisfying than finding all those pockets of black gold and selling it at the top prices! I will be featuring this game for 5 episodes, after that, I will let you guys decide if you want to see more on the channel. Vote with comments, likes and dislikes. This is not a typical game for the channel, but it's a fun diversion :) I paid for this game. Well worth the 10$ on Steam Turmoil Let's Play Playlist Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8vKf_mXH-u7cki9WqAqKtOnZhET-2FWk If you want to learn more about Turmoil and the team at Gamious, you can visit their web page here: http://www.gamious.com/ To purchase Turmoil, you can find them on Steam here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/361280/ Join the Deluks Gaming Steam group here for more info on streams: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/DeluksGaming To keep up with my new videos subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/DeluksGaming Or my new Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Deluks-Gaming/376236832543279 Or visit me on my new twitter channel at: https://twitter.com/DeluksGaming What is Turmoil? Turmoil is a simulation game set during the 19th century oil rush in North America. Get a taste of the rush and rivalry of the time as you earn your way to become a successful oil entrepreneur. As you make money digging up and selling oil, the town will grow along with you. Acquire more town shares than your competitors in a bid to become the new mayor. History Turmoil was developed by Gamious and will be released on June 2nd after a year in Steam Early Access. After releasing several critically acclaimed games, Turmoil is Gamious' most ambitious project to date. Features A campaign where you build your rags-to-riches oil baron career and beat your rivals. Dozens of upgrades and new tools to improve your oil mining operations. Meet the town’s characters in the saloon and make shady business deals. Play single game mode to get one of literally millions of procedurally generated levels and earn as much as you can in one year. Steam Achievements, Badges, Trading Cards and Cloud Saving. Lease land at the town auction and search for oil using a dowser, mole or scanner. Maximize your profits by using natural gas to boost the oil price. Outbid your competitors at the stock auction.

Timber and Stone v.171 Gameplay - Episode 5 - Food is filling our grainery, the first dirt wall is nearly complete, and our settlers are becoming wolf smashing berserkers. All things are going pretty well and soon, we shall start attracting new people to our Kingdom! Join me as we take a closer look at this sorely underrated title from "Games by Robert LLC" It maybe, perhaps, that "Robert" is missing right now, but that doesn't change the fact that TaS is GREAT! Full of detail and it's quite colorful and generally plays "pretty well". We are going to have to name our settlers, so you know what that means again? I need names and willing participants who would fall on their sword for the kingdom, should that be required! Let me know in the comments below, what name you would like to have in the game, and, if this becomes a channel series, I will randomly pick those names from all the comments!* If you want to learn more about Timber and Stone and the team at Games by Robert LL, you can visit their web page here: http://www.timberandstonegame.com/ To purchase Timber and Stone, you can find them on Steam here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/408990/ To keep up with my new videos subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/DeluksGaming Or my new Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Deluks-Gaming/376236832543279 Or visit me on my new twitter channel at: https://twitter.com/DeluksGaming **************************************************** Some music in this episode was provided by: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Latin Industries" **************************************************** The Developers Vision of Timber and Stone: Timber and Stone is a project I started in March of 2012. I wanted to play a city building game with the feel of a real time strategy game, but with more depth; more resources, more control, and most importantly: more complexity. All set in a medieval world with some fantasy elements thrown in. I wanted to see trebuchets destroy castle walls, trees, and earth. Fire used as a realistic weapon. A game where I not only get to build an army but also have to feed that army, by farming, fishing, hunting, and foraging. With an intuitive crafting system that allows me to engineer siege equipment by felling trees for wood, create brick to fortify my kingdom’s walls using the raw stone I’ve mined, and blacksmiths who forge armor and weapons for my military. Such a game didn’t exist in a form I wanted to play. So I decided to create it. Inspiration comes from games like Caesar, Zeus, Age of Empires, Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft. The game’s graphics are built with procedural cube meshes (sometimes called Voxels), which make the gameworld quick and cheap to render, and gives the game a look that reminds me of the old pixelated computer and console games that I grew up playing. Timber and Stone is essentially a sandbox game, where the player is allowed to create any style of settlement, village, or kingdom he wishes. My goal is to provide a city building game that rivals roguelikes in terms of difficulty and randomization. You start the game with a procedurally generated terrain and are given a small group of workers and resources. To survive, you’ll have to collect food and building materials. The more wealth you amass, the more likely you’ll be besieged by marauding goblin hordes or by necromancers controlling undead armies. Alter the land with large quarries or deforestation and you risk awakening the spiders and wurms that live deep underground. Or perhaps that’s your intent, to collect their scales and silk to craft powerful armor and bows? From the beginning I wanted siege and castle defense to be a large part of the game. Produce food, gather resources and riches, build farms and villages, even decorate the workers’ houses; but remember that it must all be protected. Siege towers, ladders, catapults, trebuchets, ballistas, drawbridges, and moats will all be available to both the player and the enemies. The benefit of a voxel based world is that all of these weapons can damage the terrain. Trebuchet fire will carve holes into the earth. Catapults will be loaded with boulders, tree stumps, and dead bodies. Fire arrows will scorch farms and burn wood buildings to the ground. Recent battles will be evident by the devastated terrain. The game is something I’ve become very passionate about, and currently takes up most of my free time. I’m very excited about how far it’s come in the last few months. And simply put, I would love to work on the game full-time so I can have people play it as soon as possible.