Each battle uses a side-view landscape with tanks positioned on opposite sides or at varying elevations. Players select a weapon, adjust firing angle and power, then fire while accounting for the terrain and any environmental effects represented by the game.

The main structure is turn-based combat. A successful hit damages or destroys a tank, while missed shots can alter the landscape and change later firing lines. Battles focus on defeating the other tanks; no verified long-term campaign progression is documented.

Start with conservative power settings and use early shots to judge distance and trajectory. The terrain can provide cover, but a high position may also make a tank easier to target.

Change angle and power together rather than repeating the same shot. Save specialized weapons for situations where ordinary shells cannot reach an opponent or where terrain blocks a direct line of fire.