games for clumsy people

[schrammbo]

Being nearly blind in one eye, I have had coordination problems all my life. I got tested by the state and they found my hand-eye coordination is 20% below average - with no depth perception.
Can anybody think of any action games that are good for clumsy people?
Thanks

[schrammbo]

I calls me like I sees em. Besides, those tests took six hours of my time. I'm getting my investment back.

[Xpliciit]

I would suggest single player games then that are not too difficult.

Action comes in many forms too tbh, recently I have played both Horizon Zero Dawn and Detroit Become Human on PS4 and they are two of the best games I have played in a long time.

On Steam, Sniper Elite games are really good singleplayer action games which are slightly slower in pace since you know, you play as a sniper who sneaks from position to position and takes it one shot at a time.

Borderlands can be played very casually is humorous and action packed, I would suggest the second as it is more modern than the first and has better DLC.

[Cathulhu]

Fallout 3, New Vegas and 4 may be an option with the VATS aim assist mechanic.
Sniper Elite gets a recommendation from me as well. As there is no coherent story, it does not matter which game you pick.

It's hard to say what you see as action, as that can have many forms. You might want to be a bit more specific.
Dead Cells contains a lot of action but requires no depth perception as it is a sidescrolling roguelite dungeoncrawler.

[schrammbo]

True. So far I've played Torchlight 2 and other dungeon crawlers. Simple hack and slash. I've done Kingdom of Amalur: reckoning and Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition and been able to play all fairly well.
I had some trouble with tomb raider 1, aiming Lara's jumps from one protected spot to another in sequence. But with repeated swearing - er attempts - I finally got it.
I've done NARC and "the Punisher" on PS2 and couldn't go past fifteen minutes with the camera angles and rapid shooting needed. This is where I normally have problems. Lara croft
THIS is what I can't do. I not only don't have the coordination to hit any targets, but wind up getting really dizzy. Narc ps2 youtube
Sorry about the guys' narration. It's the only videos I could find for the games I have problems with - at the right spots.

[upcoast]

Sniper Elite 4 , Ghost Recon Wildlands, Dirt 4 should all be doable.

I've also got visual problems ie blind in one eye and really don't see well at all out of the other eye no where near enough to drive anyway.

[Quint the Alligator Snapper]

schrammbo eredeti hozzászólása:

Being nearly blind in one eye, I have had coordination problems all my life. I got tested by the state and they found my hand-eye coordination is 20% below average - with no depth perception.
Can anybody think of any action games that are good for clumsy people?
Thanks

FWIW, you don't really need depth perception to play games that just involve a display screen.

If anything, I think it might make it a little easier on you, because lacking depth perception might make 3D graphics display less likely to make you nauseous, because your eyes and you brain aren't "trained" to want to see depth in a 3D field of vision.

[J4MESOX4D]

What kind of games do you like to play? Hopefully we can point you in the right direction regarding certain genres.

[schrammbo]

I was looking for something like Torchlight 2 or a similar dungeon crawler. Simple hack and slash with a lot of crafting - to get out my frustrations. Kingdom of Amalur: reckoning and Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition, too. But I had more fun with Amalur because there is less talking to NPC's that can affect gameplay.
Divinity is a little annoying because "you see a chicken running through the room. Catch it or set it free?". Catch it to increase your favorable rating with the cook but be branded as heartless. Set it free to get the optomist rating and get hated by the cook and get no more help from him.
If I wanted psychology, I would have studied it in college.
I Just want to get out some frustrations but with armor crafting because random pieces of armor you find in these games always suck in some way or other.

Thanks.

[Cathulhu]

Diablo 3, not available on Steam may be an option.
Also, i want to recommend Dead Cells again.

[Shadow_Dragon_SM]

I would suggest Grim Dawn. It is a great dungeon crawler with minimal game affecting decisions.

[retro_Ed]

Victor Vran

[Dakuwan]

CS go

[swillfly]

lol -who is recommending fps games? I would recommend playing any game or genre that you enjoy which doesn't cause eyestrain or problems. I'd venture that 2-d type stuff would generally be less strain than a 3-d game.

[Dahn]

Victor Vran certainly, as well as Grim Dawn and Torchlight 1 & 2.
Titan Quest is superb as well, and has recently gotten an update.
Or you could go for the free-to-play Path Of Exile, which is a really good Diablo style game that you don't actually NEED to put money into. I've played that on and off for years.

I suffer with coordination problems, as well as my reflexes have become FAR slower, so I have found that many games are literally unplayable for me these days.
But, while I have just said that, I recently finished playing (And 100%) Agents of Mayhem which I enjoyed and was a lot of fun. Not to chaotic and fast to cope with, but still a little crazy

The Magicka games are particular fun, especially with a couple of friends causing chaos alongside you.
Sacred 2 is a classic and is still worth playing today.
Bastion is a little heavier on combat and lighter on the RPG side, but it is a great game with a beautiful soundtrack.
Nine Parchments is another in the style of Diablo et al, one I have bought fairly recently and only put a few hours into, but it seems pretty good.

The "How to Survive" games are pretty good hack and slash games with crafting, the first one absorbed nearly 40 hours of my time, and I still hadn't seen everything

There's a fair few suggestions, I hope that you find something that you can sink your teeth into and enjoy

[schrammbo]

Thanks!