One-handed browser games

Play using one hand: single-key timing games, click-only puzzles, a drag-to-steer maze and a train-driving game. No simultaneous keyboard-and-mouse controls.

Pick the control scheme that works for you. Phrasebound swaps two cards with separate taps. Perfect Stack uses one input. Pipe Garden and Little Circuit use individual taps or clicks. Goblin Maze supports drag-and-hold steering, arrows or WASD. You never need to hold a key while using the mouse in these games.

• Bramblewild

  Play an original 3D deer simulator. Hook and fling props with your antlers, find eight woodland discoveries or try the 90-second Orchard Rush.

• Mossline

  Drive a coastal railway in a free 3D train simulator. Complete six passenger and freight duties, brake for stations and unlock free driving.

• Phrasebound

  Arrange word cards into compounds and familiar phrases. Solve 24 free word-chain puzzles with meanings, clues, undo and no timer.

• Tanglework

  Move the dots until no lines cross. Untangle 16 original graph puzzles across four chapters, with clues, undo and no timer.

• Perfect Stack

  Drop 10 moving blocks to build a tower in a free one-button stacking game. Trim missed edges, chain perfect drops and beat your saved best score.

• Pipe Garden

  Rotate pipe tiles to water an entire garden. A free logic puzzle with daily layouts, three sizes and unlimited undo.

• Little Circuit

  Turn every light off in a free 5×5 Lights Out puzzle. Each tap flips one light and its four neighbors; every generated circuit is solvable.

• Goblin Maze

  Find the key, collect gems and unlock the exit in a free ball maze game. Daily and random mazes, three sizes, no timer.

• Stonefling

  Aim a catapult at crystal towers in 20 free physics puzzles. Choose stone or burst ammunition, preserve lanterns and earn three stars.

Choose by input, not just genre

For a single key, play Perfect Stack with Space. For a mouse or trackpad without dragging, choose Pipe Garden or Little Circuit. Tanglework lets you tap a dot, then tap a space to place it. For nearby keyboard keys, use WASD or arrows in Goblin Maze. Stonefling uses drag-and-release aiming on touchscreens, with optional precision sliders and Fire on desktop. In Mossline, drag upward and hold for train power, downward for brakes, then release to coast. The train keeps moving until you brake or pause. In Bramblewild, hold a drag to run, flick with empty antlers to leap, tap a nearby prop to hook it, then flick while carrying to throw.

Which games work with a trackpad?

Pipe Garden and Little Circuit use separate clicks on large tiles, with no click-and-drag action. Perfect Stack also accepts clicks, but requires precise timing.

One hand is not the same as one switch

Only Perfect Stack uses the same input for every game action. The puzzles require selecting different tiles or directions. This collection describes the controls; it does not claim compatibility with every assistive device.