Panzer General

Choose Hidden Units Off at the beginning of every turn, then switch it 'on' before you end each turn to see the enemy while they cannot see you.

Press the <C> button to go to the Main Menu or to navigate from the Tactical Map to various menus for preferences and commands.

The <X> button activates units and controls the various choices that you can make for an active unit.

The <T> button, pressed with the Previous or Next buttons, controls the zoom.

The <S> button used by itself drops the currently active unit, and also returns to play from any menu without implementing any changes.

Continue moving tank units northwest along the coast towards Benghazi and south/west around mountains, attacking enemy artillery and armored vehicles. Leave a weakened infantry unit in Tobruk as a garrison and approach Benghazi carefully with southern units.

Reinforce units with low strengths by highlighting them and pressing the Replacements button on the Unit Menu. A unit can only receive replacements if it does not take any other action during the turn (except mounting or dismounting).

Units can use their turn to resupply by highlighting them and pressing Supply Unit on the Unit Menu. Units cannot resupply when adjacent to enemy units, unless in a city, airfield, or port.

Liberate Benghazi by bombarding the city before a tank or infantry unit presses the assault. The scenario ends as soon as a unit enters Benghazi and another unit is selected.

After the battle, you may inspect the battlefield before choosing to Save or Exit your game.

When a unit attacks, it uses one unit of ammo; if out of ammo, it cannot attack and must resupply (when not adjacent to an enemy unit).

Cities secondary to your battle objectives should only be attacked if they are in the direct path of your units, though in later scenarios, risking units to capture other cities gains more prestige points.

All units have movement points expended as they move, with each hex costing points based on terrain type; moving land units across rivers without roads or crossings uses all movement points.

Check your units' ammo frequently, and if low, resupply.

Pull weakened units out of the front line positions and replace them whenever possible.

Mount units with transport whenever possible, ensuring armored protection is nearby; only infantry, light artillery, and light anti-tank units may use air transports, and naval transport requires a port or coastal city.

These orders can only be given at the beginning of a unit's turn, and choosing them ends the unit's turn.

Abort Move returns a unit to pre-order status, but cannot be used after the unit has acted by attacking, resupplying, receiving replacements, or by moving adjacent to hidden enemy units.

In the second battle of the North Africa campaign (El Agheila), aircraft units are available and necessary for an allied success.

You may need to sacrifice some units' strength to achieve your goals, especially when attacking enemy units with high strength.