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Games that can be played enjoyably by disabled gamers who only have full control of one hand. Special focus on the control scheme and any time-based aspects of the game. Not just point & click games!

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Not Recommended July 30
Joystick + 3 buttons required (jump, dash, crouch) for almost every area. Very reflex demanding too, so most of us have little hope of playing it one-handed w/o special equipment.
Recommended July 30
Top-Down racing game with only one button: brake (gas is glued to the floor). Very one-hand friendly, but gameplay lacks depth compared to standard gas + brake controls. Joystick to steer.
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Recommended July 3
6/10. Retro J-RPG with strong 90s MS-DOS gaming vibes. Turn based, zero reflexes, and most of the game is played with 2 buttons and a directional stick (or joystick).
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Recommended June 21
7/10. Very Short hidden object game with cute hand-drawn cat (and panda!) themed graphics. The latest hidden object game from this developer, it introduces significant quality-of-life improvements.
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Recommended June 10
6/10 Very similar to those puzzle games where you role a dice along a grid to get the proper side face up, but significantly fancied up in terms of visual presentation. Turn based/zero reflexes.
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Recommended May 31
6/10. A turn-based puzzle/tactical strategy game that is only styled like a 90s era RPG. Hard as nails, one mistake means loosing the level. Mouse or touch is enough to play.
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Recommended May 25
6/10. A side-scrolling 2D maze with the occasional switch to open/close gates. Easy one-handed play. BUT: repetitive and minimalistic sprites, so success relies good spatial memory.
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Recommended May 22
8/10. Adorable/chill collectathon with heavy emphasis on open world exploration, with mountain climbing and gliding mechanics. One joystick and one button sufficient for all timed aspects.
Recommended May 17
7/10. Extremely cute "hidden object/category" game with RPG side-quest characteristics. Good story telling, funny jokes. Very casual. While it uses many buttons + 1 joystick, it's all untimed.
Recommended May 16
Getting Over It style climbing game, but with a pogo-stick. Requires a mouse, 1 mouse button, and a whole lot of tolerance for frustration (for this type of game that's a *feature* not a bug, right?
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