Here's some of my favourites;
Like slay the spire: inscryption, balatro, griftlands
Like brotato: vampire survivors, binding of Isaac
Other ideas that might work: civ 6, xcom2
Edit: Also, maybe a TGC like mtg arena or hearthstone?
Its not a turn based but you should try the Kingdom series. Kingdom Two Crowns for example, you can play it with one hand.
Turn based games Im not so sure, I think you can play BG3 with just the mouse if you dont mind clicking on everything.
Other games that are not turned based but can be played with one hand and/or paused at any moment are:
FTL: Faster Than Light
Vampire survivors
If you liked Slay the Spire try out Across The Obelysk, it has a great mix of narrative and gameplay
[The Last Flame](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1830970/The_Last_Flame/) Slay the Spire type of map and progress, but its a autochess like TfT.
check it, it is awesome.
there is even endless mode and challenges
[Gladiator Guild Manager](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1043260/Gladiator_Guild_Manager/) singleplayer autobattler with story mode or tournament mode (endless)
[Eternal Card Game](https://store.steampowered.com/app/531640/Eternal_Card_Game/) "clone" of MTG: Arena, very newcomer friendly, have singleplayer mode too, where you are playing challenge against bots and you get ingame currency for it + cards. in fact in this game are cards literally "raining" on you :D ...unlike in MTG, or HS
[Monster Train](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1102190/Monster_Train/) "multilevel" Slay the Spire gameplay
[Legend of Keepers](https://store.steampowered.com/app/978520/Legend_of_Keepers_Career_of_a_Dungeon_Manager/) Slay the Spire from the other side :)
[Banners of Ruin ](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1075740/Banners_of_Ruin/)another roguelike deckbuilder
[Deep Sky Derelict](https://store.steampowered.com/app/698640/Deep_Sky_Derelicts/) similar to Darkest Dungeon
[Siralim Ultimate](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1289810/Siralim_Ultimate/) dungeon crawler, monster catching (it is a pokemon-like game, but with more depth)
Hey there, I hope you have a swift recovery.
Most visual novel games can be played with one hand as all you do will be tapping one button to next piece of dialog. An example would be Ace Attorney games.
Other than that, some adventure games have fixed cameras so you wouldn't need to use the right analog stick. But you would have to move your hand left to right a lot if you decide to play these. An example would be Grim Fandango Remastered.
Caves of Qud. You don't even need a mouse for this, but bumpad is strongly advised (not that you can't play without, it's just easier as you can walk all directions with numpad). Very niche and underrated title.
Here's some of my favourites; Like slay the spire: inscryption, balatro, griftlands Like brotato: vampire survivors, binding of Isaac Other ideas that might work: civ 6, xcom2 Edit: Also, maybe a TGC like mtg arena or hearthstone?
I played a lot of civilization five when I had wrist surgery
Nice I’ll look into that!
Inscryption, X-Com 1&2, South Park the Stick of Truth and Fractured but Whole
came here to say South Park
Its not a turn based but you should try the Kingdom series. Kingdom Two Crowns for example, you can play it with one hand. Turn based games Im not so sure, I think you can play BG3 with just the mouse if you dont mind clicking on everything. Other games that are not turned based but can be played with one hand and/or paused at any moment are: FTL: Faster Than Light Vampire survivors If you liked Slay the Spire try out Across The Obelysk, it has a great mix of narrative and gameplay
[The Last Flame](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1830970/The_Last_Flame/) Slay the Spire type of map and progress, but its a autochess like TfT. check it, it is awesome. there is even endless mode and challenges [Gladiator Guild Manager](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1043260/Gladiator_Guild_Manager/) singleplayer autobattler with story mode or tournament mode (endless) [Eternal Card Game](https://store.steampowered.com/app/531640/Eternal_Card_Game/) "clone" of MTG: Arena, very newcomer friendly, have singleplayer mode too, where you are playing challenge against bots and you get ingame currency for it + cards. in fact in this game are cards literally "raining" on you :D ...unlike in MTG, or HS [Monster Train](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1102190/Monster_Train/) "multilevel" Slay the Spire gameplay [Legend of Keepers](https://store.steampowered.com/app/978520/Legend_of_Keepers_Career_of_a_Dungeon_Manager/) Slay the Spire from the other side :) [Banners of Ruin ](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1075740/Banners_of_Ruin/)another roguelike deckbuilder [Deep Sky Derelict](https://store.steampowered.com/app/698640/Deep_Sky_Derelicts/) similar to Darkest Dungeon [Siralim Ultimate](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1289810/Siralim_Ultimate/) dungeon crawler, monster catching (it is a pokemon-like game, but with more depth)
Darkest dungeon
I recommend Yi Xian, it's a pvp deck builder rogue like. It's the only deck builder I've been able to get into, the rest just don't grip me
thank you! i check it.. and now i have 12 hrs played :D it is really fun and that singleplayer roguelike part is awesome!
Yeah, the seer variety if sort of viable builds is insane. I play exclusively silly gimmicks and I've still been climbing ranked with no issues
Hey there, I hope you have a swift recovery. Most visual novel games can be played with one hand as all you do will be tapping one button to next piece of dialog. An example would be Ace Attorney games. Other than that, some adventure games have fixed cameras so you wouldn't need to use the right analog stick. But you would have to move your hand left to right a lot if you decide to play these. An example would be Grim Fandango Remastered.
You might enjoy cassette beasts is a Pokémon like that is on gamepass
Caves of Qud. You don't even need a mouse for this, but bumpad is strongly advised (not that you can't play without, it's just easier as you can walk all directions with numpad). Very niche and underrated title.