Targi: A two player tribal supremacy game. Whose Turn Review

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Welcome to our review of Targi! Targi is a two player only game where each player takes the role of a chieftain and leads their tribe to victory. This game takes an ingenious twist to worker placement, and how you build out your tableau.

Each player takes their turn playing out their tribe members on the boarder cards. The cards are set in place, and in a specific order. The only rules are that you cannot place a worker DIRECTLY opposite another worker. When you place out your worker, if they intersect with another worker, you place another marker where they meet. This is how you take actions in the center of the board. Once each player places their three workers on the border, and their intersecting workers, you then take your actions.

Each player takes their workers back, in any order they wish, and enacts the card they are on. Once each player has taken back their workers, the first player marker is moved, the robber is moved, and the cards are refilled.

The game ends either when the robber has made a full lap around the board, 16 rounds total, or one of the players have finished their 3 by 4 tableau of cards. The player with the highest score wins!

While this all sounds a little generic, what makes this game unique is the worker placement in the middle. You really have to have the foresight on where the opponent will play, and where YOU need to play. The center has better resource cards, but they can be a little bit of a waste to AIM for directly.

Overall this is a pretty strategic game for such a simple concept, and is a perfect 2 player game. Very rarely have we had a horrible time playing this as it has enough replay ability with the randomness of the cards that can show up in the middle.

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