Overview
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Strategy
- Release Date
Super Nintendo
25th Mar 1993
23rd Sep 1993
Wii (Wii Shop)
- 8th Jun 2009, 800 points
- 11th May 2010, 800 points
Wii U eShop
- 20th Aug 2015, $7.99
Screenshots (7)
Reviews
Review Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf (Wii U eShop / SNES)
Who knew that Genghis Khan was so cool, calculating, and complex?
Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf was originally developed by Koei and released for the PC-8801, PC9801, and the MSX in 1992. The following year, Genghis Khan II saw releases for MS-DOS, Sega Genesis, Sega CD, PC Engine CD, NES, and SNES. Five more years later, and the game would...
Review Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf (SNES)
Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!
Koei's 'Universal Ruler' simulator lets you live the life of the Mongol legend himself. You'll go where he goes, defile what he defiles and eat who he eats. But before you misjudge this game as an indecipherable Japanese take on medieval Mongolian life, understand that Genghis Khan II is actually a conquer the world style game...
About The Game
Unleash Mongol hordes!
In Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf, unite the scattered Mongol tribes under your banner and conquer the world as Genghis Khan. Choose from two riveting scenarios: Mongolia and all of Eurasia. It is up to you to take your fledgling empire from your humble beginnings on the Mongolian plateau and expand your borders across the land! As your rivals look enviously upon your domain, you must struggle to weather the assaults of your opponents and carve out a living for your people. Engage in diplomacy to forge alliances, and organize your troops to defend the prosperity of your empire! If you can manage to spread the borders of your empire to the corners of the world, all will pay homage to your might!
Comments (22)
It's unfair. Why do all these great strategy games only come out in NA?
Not another candidate for Hanabi. D=
Koei loves the VC
And I love Koei
@Apocalypse
They didn't release them in Europe because strategy games are text and and they would have needed to translate the into several languages. These games never really sold that well so releasing them in Europe would have most likely have cost Koei much then they would gotten back in sales.
But is there any chance that these games will come to the VC for us Europeans? During a Hanabi Festival or something?
Well since Romace of the Three Kingdoms still hasn't shown up in Europe it's not looking likely.
I never heard of this one. But then I don't really like strategy games.
Another stategy game. Too bad us europeans may never get to play those games on VC.
Why would Koei release all the sequels to the VC yet not even bother with the prequels? Is Zhang Jiao & his brothers threatening to punish them if they release the prequels first?
Yay, another one we're not gonna get.
.Where's Joghurt when there's something for him to celebrate? ^^
man koei needs to support VC in the states
I was gonna say "Oh great, another Koei game that I can ignore", but having read the description, this actually sounds pretty good. I'm in the mood for a little world conquering!
Can we have Aerobiz Supersonic, Koei? Pretty please?
Me no want. Strategy isn't my thing.
Played the 1st Genghis Khan i enjoyed it, i heard this one was even better.
I own both. Genghis Khan 1 was my favorite console strategy game of all time, so I really hope that one gets a release. I never liked 2 as much as 1, but I'm thrilled that we're getting either!
How does this compare to Nobunaga and RotTK?
Well, at least swords and soldiers looks good. Why KOEI, WHY? It's not like they don't make awesome games, why cant we get Destiny of an Emperor series, instead of this crap. Regardless of the game's overall quality, playing a strategy game on the snes is an exercise in torture(toh-chah). There, I said it. DESTINY OF AN EMPEROR!!!!!
Hi folks. I'm working on the review as we speak.
@Adamant
I recommended playing Nobunaga first and I stand by that. I haven't played RotTK in years so I don't think I'm qualified to answer that. But this game is definitely on the bigger and more in depth side.
Ok, I'll be getting Nobunaga, then. I was going to, but then this one came out, and I wanted to know if it was a better place to start.
I don't like strategy games.
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