Requires a controller to play. Not playable using only one hand.

The town-building part can be played using only one hand if you really want to, but there's a part where you'll have to go into first-person mode and you won't be able to play using one hand for that.

Due to its action element, this casual 3D platformer cannot be played using only one hand. That said, if you love games like The Lightbringer, you'll love this one.

Because it's a blend of deckbuilding roguelike and CCG, the game can be played using only the mouse hand entirely. The game's fairly challenging and, sometimes, the RNG can really do you in.

A casual trading simulator that can be played using only one hand. It's fun if you're a fan of games like Merchant of the Skies.

Can be played using only one hand, though you'll need someone to play the game with or it'll be very difficult for you.

Can be played using only one hand if you are really determined but expect some inconveniences since the game's designed for two-handed action. Love the turn-based gameplay here

A deceptively simple (meaning that it's NOT simple) Sokoban-like puzzle game that can be played using only one hand

Not playable using only one hand, but for a simulator, the game's pretty fun.

Not playable using only one hand... as you might expect. Great game, though the gameplay can be a bit repetitive after a while and the realism here is... well, questionable.