Oil Empire
Digital Deer Studio · 2026 · Incremental, Automation, Management, Relaxing, Casual
PC
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About Oil Empire
Build a global oil empire in an engaging 2D clicker game. Start with simple oil extraction and gradually expand your infrastructure by constructing new buildings and managing their operations. Upgrade your facilities, optimize processes, and unlock new resources that become the foundation of your growing power. Every decision brings you one step closer to dominating the global market.
Progress, level up, and plan future runs. As you extract hundreds, thousands, and millions of liters of oil, you unlock new development stages, buildings, and Perk Points. By ending a run and returning to the lobby, you can spend these points to unlock permanent upgrade cards that strengthen your strategy. Each new run allows you to grow faster, earn more income, and build an even more powerful empire.
Produce, process, and trade goods in many different ways. The oil you extract can be sold at your own gas stations, transported by train to other continents, or shipped to global markets via container ships. As you progress, you will unlock gold mining, which can be smelted into bars used for advanced upgrades or sold for quick cash. Develop factories, manufacture ammunition, and prepare to defend your empire in the endgame. Manage your business and political influence. Invest in a bank, issue loans, and choose between high interest rates for maximum profit or lower rates to gain public support. Use an airship to drop cash on cities, increasing your reputation and influence. Knowledge gained in the Library unlocks new possibilities: it boosts worker efficiency at oil derricks, increases factory output, or can be exchanged for other goods.
📈 Features ✔ Oil & business management ✔ Building and production systems
✔ Global trading economy
✔ Reputation and finance mechanics
✔ 2D tycoon / clicker gameplay
Can you dominate the global oil market and build the ultimate business empire?
Progress, level up, and plan future runs. As you extract hundreds, thousands, and millions of liters of oil, you unlock new development stages, buildings, and Perk Points. By ending a run and returning to the lobby, you can spend these points to unlock permanent upgrade cards that strengthen your strategy. Each new run allows you to grow faster, earn more income, and build an even more powerful empire.
Produce, process, and trade goods in many different ways. The oil you extract can be sold at your own gas stations, transported by train to other continents, or shipped to global markets via container ships. As you progress, you will unlock gold mining, which can be smelted into bars used for advanced upgrades or sold for quick cash. Develop factories, manufacture ammunition, and prepare to defend your empire in the endgame. Manage your business and political influence. Invest in a bank, issue loans, and choose between high interest rates for maximum profit or lower rates to gain public support. Use an airship to drop cash on cities, increasing your reputation and influence. Knowledge gained in the Library unlocks new possibilities: it boosts worker efficiency at oil derricks, increases factory output, or can be exchanged for other goods.
📈 Features ✔ Oil & business management ✔ Building and production systems
✔ Global trading economy
✔ Reputation and finance mechanics
✔ 2D tycoon / clicker gameplay
Can you dominate the global oil market and build the ultimate business empire?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The save system is broken since March and no sight of the developer whatsoever. YOU CANNOT SAVE YOUR PROGRESS. So, stay away from this until they fix it.3 found this helpful
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. Its broken and theres no updates - just scammers.2 found this helpful
waited 4 months for pretty obvious bug fixes, that didn't happen, so I can't recommend it, no changes to the game since release.1 found this helpful
It seems like the developer of this game might have moved on from it. The game was pretty fun up until the final stage, where you really need votes for everything. You get 3 votes every minute, but to buy three different buildings—which all cost at least 50—you'll need votes. You also need votes to earn prestige points for other buildings. Plus, votes are required to produce ammo or rockets to fend off the military—and it’s not just a few hits. For drones, it takes at least 12 shots, and for helicopters, around 50 rockets or 100 bullets. Crafting bullets gives you 3 at a time, while rockets are made one at a time, and each takes 30 seconds. On top of that, if you're aiming for achievements, there's a challenge to speed run the game in under an hour. And be careful—if you ever stop your game for any reason, you lose all your progress and have to start over.
Wont save progress at all, its an unbeatable game unless you stay playing till the end, amongst bugs errors and spelling, save your money till this game is fixed.
Oil Empire, developed by Digital Deer Studio and published by CreativeForge Games S.A., positions itself as a blend of idle clicker mechanics and light business simulation, inviting players to build a sprawling oil conglomerate from humble beginnings. The premise is straightforward but inherently appealing: start small, extract crude resources, reinvest profits, and gradually expand into a complex industrial network that spans multiple sectors. It taps into the familiar satisfaction of watching numbers grow while layering in management elements that attempt to give the experience a broader strategic feel. The core gameplay loop revolves around extracting oil, upgrading production facilities, and unlocking new systems that feed into an ever-expanding economic chain. Early on, the game strikes a good balance between active input and reward, with frequent upgrades and a steady flow of progress that keeps the player engaged. As new layers open up, including refining, logistics, and additional resource streams, there is a sense that the game is building toward something more intricate. The inclusion of secondary systems such as gold generation and other commodities helps diversify the …
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