Nobunaga's Ambition 2 expands on the historical strategy formula of its predecessor, once again placing players in the turbulent world of feudal Japan. Released in 1989, the game challenges players to manage a domain, build economic strength, command armies, negotiate with rivals, and attempt to unify a country that seems determined to remain inconveniently divided. The balance between military power and internal development is crucial, since a large army is not particularly useful if the economy has collapsed behind it. Players must think several moves ahead while responding to changing political circumstances and rival ambitions. The game rewards patience and planning, although even the best strategy can be disrupted by an unexpected enemy attack. Nobunaga's Ambition 2 is history turned into a complex strategic puzzle, where every neighboring lord is either a potential ally or a future headache.
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