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Turmoil (Langford Productions) Amiga Port

Turmoil — Amiga Langford Productions' Turmoil — 26 levels of oil-collecting platform action — as a native 68040 Amiga game. This is the Amiga version of a Langford Productions game. The original Windows release is on the Langford Productions itch.io page: https://lvideo4867.itch.io/ The game Mick has oil to collect and no time to waste. Twenty-six levels of ladders, drops and hazards, with a level select, instructions and a well-done screen when you finally make it. What's in the download Turmoil-Amiga.zip — the game folder. Unpack it anywhere on a Workbench 3.x install with Picasso96 and double-click the icon. Keep Turmoil-data beside the executable. Turmoil.hdf + Turmoil.uae — a ready-made hard disk image (Workbench 3.1 plus the game) with an Amiberry configuration. Put both files in the same folder, point kickstart_rom_file in the .uae at your own Kickstart 3.1 ROM, and run amiberry -f Turmoil.uae. It boots straight into the game; Escape returns to Workbench. Requirements AmigaOS 3.x, Kickstart 3.1 68040 or better (68060 or an emulator such as Amiberry recommended) Picasso96 with a 1280x720 8-bit screen mode 128 MB free Fast RAM Joystick or keyboard; a real Amiga needs a Zorro III RTG card, an emulator needs a 32 MB RTG card and no JIT This is an accelerated RTG conversion, not a stock A500/AGA floppy game. Controls Action Keys / joystick Move Joystick, cursor keys or Q A O P Act Fire or Ctrl Select on the title screen Fire Exit to Workbench Escape, Ctrl-C or close the window Amiga edition notes Screen fades cut instead of dissolving, and the level backdrops are pre-rendered (dimmed as in the original, but crisp). Progress and options are kept in Turmoil.ini. Credits Original game by Richard Langford / Langford Productions — https://lvideo4867.itch.io/. Amiga conversion by Retro Recompilation: the GameMaker game logic, sprites, rooms and audio were extracted and translated to native 68040 code. No emulator, no GameMaker runtime. This is a port. Support the original: it's on the Langford Productions itch.io page.