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The main problem I see is the lack of RMB/LMB (unless you can simulate both mouse buttons somehow) for certain situations [like showing description dialogs in the BG/IW games].carlosjueroWell, it's no problem for me as my pen has a RMB button built-in ;]
Sam and Max, monkey island, jolly rover are all decent point and click adventure games, you also have games like build alot and pretty much anything big fish makes.
Is it Windows 7? If it is Start Menu > All Programs > Accessories > Ease of Access (folder) > On-screen Keyboard
Edit: I'm not sure if that stays once you launch the games though...
I have a tablet as well. I'd recommend playing adventure games: Machinarium, all the Telltale games, etc. Also, keep in mind that sadly, the pen does not work within DOSBOX, or at least I haven't figured out how to get it to. Depending on the specs of the tablet, I'd recommend Baldur's Gate 1 & 2, Icewind Dale 1 & 2, Neverwinter Nights or Neverwinter Nights 2. Just keep in mind that in the RPGs listed you may want to bind one of the tablet's side buttons to the pause function.
Edit: Neverwind Nights 1 can be set up to use the rotated "page view." It doesn't work perfectly, but it's pretty great. NWN2 may support this too.
Some screenies:
Happy gaming.
Here's my short list for ya:
In addition to just about any point-and-click adventure game, of course.
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