Each level asks you to, get ready, tap out a familiar refrain. The concept for Tapt is short, simple, and fun. I played dozens I could recommend in this space, here are my favorites: Best 5-Second Rhythm Game: Tapt Who wears pants north of the Golden Gate bridge anyways? Anyways, you’ve likely read a ton of great console and PC game recommendations on this site, allow me to mention a few for your phone, too. Now I’m griping about finding a pair of pants in Marin County. Previously I wouldn’t have had a second’s hesitation plowing through bad onboarding. And while I can bounce out of a free-to-play game with no emotion, I’m bummed by this sense of obligation to drag myself back to Watch Dogs 2 due to how much I spent on it. For example, all signs indicated that I would enjoy Watch Dogs 2, but I had such a horrible time in the first thirty minutes of playtime I don’t know if I’ll ever pick it up again.

And while it’s easy to choose to delete a free-to-play game the moment it has long initial loading times or confusing instructions, it’s maddening that a game I’ve spent $60 on now leaves me equally frustrated. Primarily, my patience has grown extremely thin for bad tutorials. Predictably, exposure to so many games has changed my playing habits. And when I wasn’t traveling at magnificent speeds around Star Trek Timelines, I was playing games for research as often I was in search of fun. As we heard predicted time and again back when I worked with the Giant Bomb squad, I was untethered from consoles, keyboard and mouse-less, roaming the mobile ranks. In 2016 thanks to various circumstances, not the least of which being my home acoustics as they pertain to our television and lightly sleeping toddlers, I lived a 2006 analyst’s vision of “The Future of Gaming.” By my count, I played around 370 games this year, 362 of them on my phone.

This year Q taught him how to snap, it was surreal. Rich Gallup is Executive Producer at Disruptor Beam.

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