Destiny of an Emperor 2: The Story of Zhuge Liang
1993 · Capcom · Tenchi wo Kurau · 简体中文 / English / 日本語

In Destiny of an Emperor 2: The Story of Zhuge Liang, you command armies and manage resources as Zhuge Liang, navigating historical events and engaging in tactical battles to unify ancient China.
- Console
- NES
- Year
- 1993
- Developer
- Capcom
- Series
- Tenchi wo Kurau
- Language
- 简体中文 / English / 日本語
Controls
Navigate menus and armies using the D-Pad. The A button is typically used to confirm selections or initiate actions, while the B button often serves as a cancel or retreat command. The Start button pauses the game or brings up the main menu.
- D-Pad
Navigate Menus / Move Armies
- A Button
Confirm / Select
- B Button
Cancel / Retreat
- Start Button
Pause / Menu
About Destiny of an Emperor 2: The Story of Zhuge Liang
Destiny of an Emperor 2: The Story of Zhuge Liang is a historical simulation strategy role-playing game developed and published by Capcom, originally released for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It plunges players into the turbulent era of China's Three Kingdoms, focusing on the strategic efforts to unify the land.
As Zhuge Liang, you are tasked with guiding the Shu Han kingdom through a period of conflict and political maneuvering. The game unfolds on a strategic map where you move your armies, recruit generals and soldiers, and manage your cities' resources and defenses. You'll issue commands to gather supplies, train troops, and expand your territory by capturing enemy strongholds. When armies clash, the perspective shifts to a turn-based tactical battle screen. Here, you position your units, select their attack types, and utilize troop formations to overcome opposing forces.
Throughout your campaign in Destiny of an Emperor 2: The Story of Zhuge Liang, you will encounter numerous historical figures, each with their own strengths and potential roles within your army. Success depends on careful resource allocation, troop management, and anticipating the actions of rival warlords. Making the right strategic decisions, deploying generals effectively, and adapting to changing battlefield conditions are crucial for advancing your objective of unifying China under Shu Han's banner. The game challenges you to think tactically and manage your kingdom's growth amidst constant warfare.
The game presents a detailed simulation of the period, requiring players to balance military might with economic stability and political alliances.
Tags
- Strategy
- RPG
- Simulation
- Historical
- NES
- Three Kingdoms
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