- In "InkBall," a pen and tablet game from Microsoft, you use your pen to draw strokes to deflect moving colored balls into a hole of the same color to score points. You also use your pen to draw strokes to prevent colored balls from falling into holes that are not the same color. The game has varying levels of difficulty you can select. In the more difficult versions of the game, there are more balls, more holes and the balls travel at higher speeds.
- In "Free the Bird," a pen tablet game from Wacom, the object is to propel a large red ball so that it will hit a cage that houses a bird. When the ball strikes the cage, the cage opens and the bird flies away. Players propel the ball by increasing the length of the projectile arrow that extends from the ball when the hand icon is positioned over the ball. There are four levels of the game. As the levels advance, more props are added, such as a trampoline. At the higher levels it is more difficult to adjust the initial force correctly. This is because the ball must bounce and ricochet off the objects to hit the bird cage.
- "Slate Labyrinth" is a PC tablet game that you can download for free. It uses a maze as the game board. Water fills into the maze as you play. The goal of the game is to stop the flow of water into defined sections of the maze and redirect the flow of the water through the maze. Drawing lines with your electronic pen allows you to redirect the water flow. The game has 50 levels
- Gamers can play IceWind Dale II on a tablet PC with a stylus or electronic pen, or on a standard PC without a pen. The role-playing video game lets the player create six characters with selectable features such as race. The game, which is battle and combat centric, has a plot that revolves around a goblin invasion of 10 towns.
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