While I can't testify to that personally, I'm not surprised that people have had a positive experience. I've seen reviewers point out that it runs smoothly on the Surface Go. It brings multi-layered digital art to Windows 10 devices and works nicely with the Surface Dial, digital inking, and other aspects of Windows 10. Overall thoughts on ConceptsĬoncepts is an excellent addition to the Microsoft Store. Concepts takes full advantage of hardware like that of the Surface Studio or Surface Pro and creates an excellent digital canvas for artist and designers.

I've seen developers toss in Surface Dial support or just throw in features to look like they're invested in Windows 10, but again, I don't think that's the case here. You can also use tilt and pressure support on pens to create finely-constructed artwork. In addition to bringing over much of the functionality and UI that is available on the iPad version of Concepts, the Windows 10 version also has some Windows 10-specific features Surface Dial support. It's not completely the same as the iPad version but the smooth performance, overall look and feel, and many features are shared across the versions. Some notable things that are missing are SVG support. It isn't exactly at feature parity with iOS, but it is by no means abandoned like some other Windows apps. Luckily, that isn't the case with Concepts. With many apps that are iOS staples, Windows users have to find similar equivalents, third-party clients, or use a first-party app that's far behind its iOS counterpart. The company that owns concepts highlights big names like Disney, Apple, and Nike using their apps.

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