I’ve just broken my left collarbone and for the next couple weeks have left arm in a sling. Thinking about games that are played just with the right hand?
I’ve already got Slay the Princess which I’ve been meaning to get around to for a while and Disco Elysium which I never got far through, but taking any suggestions at this point, always keen to try fresh genres and formats.
Let em on me!
Thanks, gang.
Peggle Deluxe and Peggle Nights are awesome mouse-only (except typing name i think) casual games!
Age of Empires, XCOM, Cities: Skylines, Divinity Original Sin 2, Starcraft, +1 for OSRS.
Without numbered groups and force attack/move tho?
Kinda depends on what type of games you like!
Here’s a few different ones: Timberborn, Slay the Spire, Darkest Dungeon, TemTem, FTL, Into the Breach
Edit: some personal favorites too: Dungeon Clawler and Ballionaire
Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll check them out. Appreciate it!
Only a madman would try FTL without a quick pause, although I believe it can be remapped.
TIMBERBORN
Such a good game. Shout-out RCE.
I really like his new shaft…😏
Gotta be honest; I love RCE, but he’s been outside my ring of focus for a while, so I have no clue what you’re on about. Really strong joke though. Some would say it’s efficient.
For point-and-click adventures, I’ve enjoyed the Samorost series, Machinarium, and Botanicula!
Interesting! Looking forward to checking them out. Thanks!
Peglin
Fuck peglin, go og peggle
Old School Runescape if you like grinding. But you might never quit if you get hooked :')
That’s only one hand til you get real good, f keys to swap inventory page like the pros do.
Or just click everything because for the first few hundred hours it doesn’t super matter anyway.
Ok I’ll look into it!
Every game can be mouse only with an mmo-mouse
Haha good point, unfortunately I’ve also bruised right hand thumb so even if I still had mmo mouse I think it wouldn’t work that well. Good suggestion tho!
I’ll throw in Oxygen Not Included.
One of the best games there is, but without any keyboard shortcuts, that will be annoying really soon.
Warcraft? Sid Meier’s civilization?
Or in general any top down RPG game, like RuneScape.
Get yourself Broken Sword Reforged and chill
Ok I think I will, thanks!
The last two point and click games I’ve enjoyed were the Deponia series and the Book of Unwritten Tales. Both really good, challenging and fun :)
My random suggestions right now for stuff I like and is played with mouse would be:
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Rimworld. Almost any top-down PC management or (not too fast paced) strategy game should work, but, I really like the crazy random shit that happens to the characters you’re slowly getting to know in Rimworld.
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Almost any of the Zachtronics games, if you like to torture your brain. Open-ended sort-of-engineering puzzles.The bigs ones like Spacechem, Opus Magnum and Shenzhen IO in particular, last call BBS for a bit more variety inside one game. Not Infinifactory, since while it doesn’t have any kind of fast paced action it still requires navigating in 3D so mouse only wouldn’t work.
I dunno, playing Rimworld without keyboard sounds very hard.
you mean without a keyboard? op said only mouse
Would be my first time playing rimworld. Would it work without a keyboard?
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You can play osrs with just mouse, though keyboard shortcuts are handy/mandatory for late game - you won’t be there though before the hand heals 😅
I’d say most RTS games I can think of can be played with just a mouse
Older diablo-like ARPGs didn’t really rely on the keyboard too much IIRC, the modern ones do tend to rely on the keyboard a bit more
If you don’t mind older games, basically the whole genre of point and click adventures is this by definition
If you’re a grand strategy fan: Crusader Kings 3. You could spend hundreds of hours in that game, and it’s mainly designed to be played with only a mouse.
Oh I remember looking into this a while back but it seemed kind of daunting. Perhaps now’s the time to take the plunge! Appreciate the suggestion!
It’s definitely a bit difficult to get into, but I’d recommend doing the tutorial and going with the flow rather than trying to understand everything. You’ll slowly start to realize what’s going on.