Least it wasn't your wanking hand. =P

Yeah no, I'm pretty much back to 100% now. My wrist still clicks and I can't lift nearly as much weight as I used to, but the cast is gone and I can play games just fine again. 
 
Man though, those 6 weeks were fucking terrible looking back.

I hope your pain is subsiding.

Hentai dragonquest mahjong (it exists)

Any game that uses only a Wiimote could be done one-handed. I also remember that if you use Lair's motion sensing controls, you could actually play it only using a right hand. 

All you'll ever needed to play is pocket pull (Fun game, by the way; critics didn't give it good reviews, due to the lack of depth to it, but regular people LOVE it)

Dang, crazy story.  Hope you get better.  Anyone ever wonder if us gamers will be prone to arthritis and what not? heh, I've thought a few times about being an old geezer gamer.

If I'm going to be playing hentai or rapeplay games and I can't use my other hand for extra-curricular activities, is there even a point? 
 
Great suggestions so far. I had totally forgotten about the entire Sim universe. 
 
I'd play Civ 4 but I've already beaten that horse long past death.

Play rapelay, or hentai games. (I can't belive I just recommended that, lol. Still you can use your right hand to play the game)

The first thing a true gamer worries about is not the effect an injury will have on his career or home life, but how it will affect his gameplay.
 
If you're feeling nostalgic you could always give Sanitarium a spin. Maybe Phantasmagoria?
 
I suppose the Pokemon games don't require more than one hand.

Get well soon!

PC games are always good, RTS can be played pretty easily with only the mouse (besides control grouping, there is nothing critical that has a key binding).
 
Flash games, as mentioned above are good, tower defence games only need one hand and are great fun. Torchlight on steam is a clickfest, you might be a bit slow clicking on items or abilities but it should be possible. 
 
Perhaps something like The Sims or Sim City? Neither require fast reactions or multiple inputs but can be interesting for a long time.

You can play a lot of RTS games with one hand. Not as efficiently, but all of the operations needed can generally be done with the mouse. Oh, and I bet typing this post was a bitch. 
 
The Sims games can be played with just a mouse!

There's a ton of good puzzle-y flash games you can play with just a mouse. Never underestimate the free!

Phoenix Wring on DS.

Oh man, that's nasty, get well soon.

Just download Civ IV and then wonder where those 14 hours went.

" @mwng said:

" You sound like a target market for project natal. "

Imbecile? "

Penelope I think you should mention in your opening post that you only have a PC and DS with you atm, I'm seeing a lot of wii recommendations. =]

Wii Sports Resort has a lot of one-handed games, plus there's this page.

Man, that blows, sorry to hear. Maybe some Wii Ware titles? Definitely phone, especially iPhone, games. I play Plants vs. Zombies on the can with one hand all the time.

Well when i saw the second picture i more likely thought: was it ur masturbation hand u broke because THAT would be bad 
 
EDIT: sry i didnt see the "less important left" i guess that means your right handed so nvm

I just found this:    
http://www.giantbomb.com/one-handed-games/92-1790/
 
Maybe there is something on there for you to play? 
 
Get well soon. =]

Point and click adventure games. Or learn to control your games with your feet, or better yet, with your mind!
 
A little over a year ago I lost the top part of my right pinkyfinger, which scared me because I thought that if there were some form of complications, I wouldn't be able to play games anymore. Then again, I guess you aren't thinking straight when you're standing around with part of your skeleton sticking out of your body. Anyway, things are good now and I can play my games without problems. At least not any signifcant ones anyway. In either case, this broken wrist thing is going to heal, right? I mean the damagae isn't permanent, is it?

I suppose any DS games that only use the stylus would be doable too as I have my DS here.

I'm traveling abroad so I really only have my PC at the moment.

You lump all point and clicks together, so I assume you're taking many of them into account.  Machinarium's a good recent one, if you want to check that one out.
 
What sort of systems do you have, and what kind of games do you like?

You sound like a target market for project natal.

I thought i heard something about Bayonetta having a one handed mode.

I went skidding off my scooter here in Taipei the other day. It was a stupid mistake and entirely my fault. As soon as I got up, I knew I had broken my wrist. As I walked to the side of the highway still in shock and bleeding from some painful roadrash, I came to a horrible realization.
 
Shit. I can't play games with a broken wrist, can I?