@rodbotic Maybe some good old-fashioned point-and-click adventure games? You can get the whole of Sam and Max from Telltale on Steam. Also, if you've not played 'em, Day of the Tentacle and Grim Fandango from Lucasarts/Doublefine.
Also, that sounds awful and I hope you heal up completely.
@rodbotic oh damn almost the exact same thing happened to me in vancouver a month ago (U turn into me in bike lane, scraped & bruised elbow and knee but luckily nothing broken). hope ur recovery goes OK.
@rodbotic Ouch. We've never met, but I hope you heal quickly! I have wasted a lot of time playing the various #sudoku apps from Cracking the Cryptic (you can download them on steam) if puzzles are your jam.
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May I suggest Machinarium. It's a lovely little point and click adventure where a lowly but kind and resourceful little robot goes on a quest to save his girlfriend from some bully robots who have captured her for her cooking and cleaning skills. You can pretend the bad guys are your Porsche driver.
@rodbotic Any traditional RPG should be playable, lots of puzzle games and maybe classic sonic games.
Final Fantasy VII is still one of the most praised RPGs in existence. The remake is not an RPG, so keep that in mind.
If you like psychological horror, Omori is really good. It was heavily inspired by Earthbound and Yume Nikki. It's an RPG maker game.
Any mainline Pokemon game. People generally seem to prefer the older games in the franchise.
There are lots of romhacks for the pokemon games as well, but they vary greatly in quality.
Like, bbbhltz suggested, Baba is you. Not sure how to explain the game, but it's very enjoyable.
OneShot is a great puzzle game as well. It might also qualify as a psychological horror game, but it is much more sane than Omori.
And the classic sonic games (the ones originally released for the sega megadrive/genesis and mega/sega cd) as well as sonic mania can technically be played with one hand. the games only uses one action button and the d-pad
@fancysandwiches thanks!
Looks like insurance is gonna buy a new one.
The front tire now touches the frame, so i would be worried if the frame is damaged.
@rodbotic I thought of Doki Doki Literature Club. I believe the original is still free on steam. Definitely requires a content warning for mental health stuff etc...
Cities Skylines 1 and 2 both play pretty well with just the mouse, so they shouldn't be a problem one handed. You could also try some turn based games like Civilization, where you'll have plenty of time to fiddle with the controls. And there's always old fashioned point-and-click adventure games like the Sam & Max series.