Three ways into the same question. Read where the electorate's centre of gravity has ended up, see what that produces in seats, or build your own result from scratch.
Every party on a −10 to +10 axis, weighted by polling. The balance point lands at +2.16 — with no party within three points of it, and a second axis showing why that number understates how nationalist the country is.
The AKP finishes clearly first on 267 seats and the People's Alliance still lands six short of a majority. Yeni Parti inherits the CHP's map, and the CHP itself returns nothing.
Set each party's vote share and watch all 87 electoral districts resolve under D'Hondt. Move the 7% threshold, build an alliance to carry a small party over the line, or swap the electoral system entirely and see how much of the result was the maths rather than the voters.