The menu inputs require both hands on console, if it wasnt for that its pretty good for it. I played it a lot when I was holding my baby, bottle in one hand and controller in the other.
Does this actually get in the way when you’re playing with mouse and keyboard? I do use my non-dominant thumb for hitting the space, alt and strg keys, but in many games that’s kinda optional, especially when the games aren’t super challenging. Turn-based RPGs like Divinity: Original Sin or Baldur’s Gate 3 should work great.
I mean if it’s wasd then yes, idk maybe I could do some fighting side scrollers but I’m also really trying to baby this thumb so possibly might be a bad idea to get worked up
Vampire Survivors really only requires one hand, and if you use steam input to remap some buttons you can play it entirely with one hand.
For instance on the left hand side, since you navigate with the joystick, I set the d-pad to mirror the abxy buttons, and set L2 to be R1 which let’s you increase the game speed after you unlock the function in game
I can confirm it has no hearts/timer or the usual Freemium Mobile monetization tactics. At most you can watch an ad to revive after death or to get extra coins but it’s optional.
It’s also on Steam for cheap and that version has zero monetization.
Which thumb? If your left thumb is still functional, when I had a hand injury in middle school, I got to be really good at Super Monkey Ball 1 and 2. If your dominant/mouse hand is still functional, anything mouse-driven ought to do, and that covers a wide range of genres from CRPGs to adventure games to 4X games and more.
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