I haven't used a tablet since I was 10 I think, a lot of years have passed, only laptops and PCs, I remember playing some Google Play games on it but that was it.

What's it used for nowadays? Creativity with that special pen or just gaming, browsing? Back in the day it felt like a bigger smartphone but it was fun to play games on it, especially Shadow Fight 2.

I’ve been thinking more about how many creators now use the same machine for everything — gaming, editing short videos, managing socials, streaming, and sometimes even work or school.

For me, the ideal setup would be a laptop that can handle both gaming and creative tasks without feeling like a compromise. Things like a strong GPU, good cooling, enough RAM, and a solid display matter a lot, but portability is also important if you move around or create content outside your main desk setup.

I’m curious how others here approach this. Do you prefer having one powerful device for everything, or do you keep gaming and creative work on separate setups?

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (June 18): A stunning HD-2D real-time action RPG from Square Enix. You play as Elliot, traversing a continent overrun by beast tribes using an artifact called the Doorway of Time to skip between the past and present.

EA Sports UFC 6 (June 19): Step back into the Octagon with the latest iteration of the premier MMA simulator, featuring overhauled physics, an upgraded career mode, and hyper-realistic fighter damage.

COPA CITY (June 16): The first ever true football tycoon event-manager. You don’t play the match, you run the city, managing stadium logistics, transit routes, and distinct fan groups (Ultras, families, etc.) to host the ultimate match day.

R-Type Tactics I • II Cosmos (June 18): The classic side scrolling sci-fi shoot-'em-up gets reborn as a turn-based tactical strategy collection, completely remade for modern hardware.

Maseylia: Echoes of the Past (June 19): A beautifully crafted narrative driven adventure focusing on ancient mysteries, exploration, and restoring a forgotten, crumbling world.

Dark Scrolls (June 22): A dark, atmosphere-heavy fantasy RPG focused on spell-crafting, grim dungeons, and unraveling forbidden, ancient lore.

Duskfade (August 13 - Demo Out Now in June): A stylized, moody stealth-action title where you use shadows and agile movement to navigate a collapsing, twilight-soaked world.

SPRAWL zero (Coming Soon - Steam Next Fest Demo Out June 9): A fast-paced, neon-drenched cyberpunk retro shooter that rewards momentum, wall-running, and precision gunplay in a dystopian cityscape.

Valor Mortis (September 24 - Showcase Trailer in June): A gritty, challenging tactical dark-fantasy game where every single combat decision carries permanent weight and severe consequences.

Screenbound (September 10 - June Beta Access): A mind-melting puzzle platformer where you play a 2D game on a handheld device inside a 3D environment, forcing you to look at both dimensions simultaneously to move forward.

Don't Kill Them All (Q4 2026 - Next Fest Demo in June): A clever, narrative-driven strategy game that subverts standard combat tropes by challenging you to manage conflicts, negotiate, and use non-lethal means to achieve your goals.

Edge of Memories (Late 2026 - Next Fest Demo June 15): A surreal, psychological narrative puzzle game where exploring shifting environments unlocks the deeply buried memories of the protagonist.

Entropy (Demo live in June - Aug 18 ): A hard sci-fi space exploration and physics-based puzzle simulator where manipulating gravity, energy, and thermodynamics is key to survival.

TANUKI: Pon's Summer (Summer Demos live in June): A beautifully vibrant, cozy lifestyle simulator choice where you can dive into a relaxed summer as a package-delivering Tanuki or care for adorable hamsters.

Mousebusters (June 11 on PC/June 25 on Switch and XBOX): A charming, retro pixel-art narrative puzzle game where a crew of brave mice secretly protects apartment residents from invisible ghosts and bad vibes.

What are you booting up first? Are you managing the chaotic soccer fans in COPA CITY, or trying not to lose your mind playing Screenbound? Let us know in the comments below! 👇☮