{\setalignment justified}{\setheight 0.03}{\setcolor 372f43}{\setspacing -0.04}Playing TigerHunt is easy and you can get started right away without the need to even read the manual. Use the arrow keys to move the vehicle and use the mouse to aim or look around. Click the left mouse button to shoot and use PAGE UP & PAGE DOWN to switch ammunition type. Tiger Hunt is a game of skill and the game idea is very simple and clear.
{\setcolor AA0000}TO ADVANCE:{\setcolor 372f43} To advance in the game you must complete each of the missions. Each mission can have any number of objectives which need to be completed. Simply complete all the objectives (as indicated on screen by the red pointer icon) to complete the mission and to move on to the next mission. Missions will advance only when all the objectives are completed.
{\setcolor AA0000}SCORE:{\setcolor 372f43} There is a points value number assigned to each vehicle. A positive value for each enemy vehicle destroyed and a negative point value for every Allied vehicle that you destroy. Points get added and subtracted to and from the score. The score value is permanent and continues to add (or subtract) throughout the missions. When comparing with others, the highest number of missions with the higher number of points wins. Score points will always differ from player to player. There are always targets of opportunity and not all the targets are objectives. It will depend on the individual player's ability to score more or less points while completing the mission.
Important note: Although points accumulate automatically as targets are destroyed, the points are only officially or permanently added at the end of each mission. Points accumulated during a failed mission will not be permanently added to the score. The total count will revert to the last count at the end of the last completed mission.
