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Daisyducks

Question: any idea if Trine 4: the Nightmare Prince can be played one handed (on PC)?

Hi, I don't really game but have been invited to play Trine 4 with friends. Slight sticking point is that i only have the use of my left hand. I know that most games allow you to re-map (might not be the right term) your keys but I was wondeing if anyone has any insight about how hard Trine 4 would be? I have a decent newish laptop and an external mouse but that's about the extent of my set up and i'm not really looking to buy much more unless I am sure I enjoy it. Thanks (please let me know if there is another subreddit i should cross post to)

Posted Dec 31, 2021, 10:59 AM UTC

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Tipiyurtdweller•

Microsoft sell a comprehensive control for people with disabilities like missing limbs etc.

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AssaultLemming•

Yeah I was going to suggest this. There's a lot of controller options out there for one hand.

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DaisyducksOP•

Thanks, i think they cost about £75/$100 which isnt a small amount to invest if i dont know if its needed for that game or if i'll enjoy it.

I think I was more looking for if anyone had any insight into Trine 4 specifically

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Nottodayreddit1949•

It would be incredibly hard, if not impossible with 1 hand.

I do know you can play all the lego games 1 handed.

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