About OIL RIG Driller

OIL RIG Driller (developed as Drill Tycoon by BinGameDevLabs) drops you into a sun-baked desert oil field, where the goal is building the richest empire one barrel at a time. Sink rigs, haul crude to the refinery, stack barrels in your yard, and sell to the trucks rolling up on the loading road. A hired crew keeps drilling while you're offline, and the resource chain expands beyond oil — unlocking gas, gold, and diamonds, each with its own rig, plant, and price point. Unlike most idle arcade tycoon games, demand drives your crew rather than proximity to the nearest target, and rigs wear down over time, so maintenance is a constant part of running the field.

How to Play OIL RIG Driller

On desktop, move with WASD or the arrow keys; on mobile, drag anywhere on screen. Walk up to a rig to drill it, carry the load to the matching plant to refine it, then drop the barrels at the depot. Trucks collect from the depot on their own and pay at the office — stand on the green cash ring to collect. Step onto any upgrade pad to purchase it. Fetch wrenches from the workshop to keep rigs running. The target: unlock all 19 upgrades.

Upgrades

• New rigs: expand drilling capacity across the field
• New plants: add refining capacity for additional resource types
• Backpack space: carry more load per trip
• Faster machines: speed up drilling and refining
• Extra workers: grow the crew that operates offline

Controls

PC

• WASD / Arrow Keys: Move

Mobile

• Drag: Move

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