there are hundred and hundreds of non-violent games out there
if you want literally no violence, check out tycoon games such as the sims 2, sim city 3000 or rollercoaster tycoon - these are generally games where you build and manage rather than destroy - build a city, build a house and its inhabitants, build a theme park, and so forth - there's also a fun little game called ghost master, where you have to use various supernatural buddies of yours, each with specific abilities, to scare the inhabitants out of a house - fun game
just about every driving game ever made should be okay (but avoid road rash!!!), or sports games (avoid speedball 2!!!)
just about every point n click adventure game is okay - the monkey island games, grim fandango and the broken sword games are fine examples (and this is clearly a genre you enjoy, so check these out for sure)
if you're okay with violent context, but no particular violence itself - then check out civilization 4 - it's a turn based game where you build empires and manage your economic and tecnhological (and military) growth, war is a factor - but it's hard to call it violent - it could be compared with chess (and is a great, great game - check out the demo)
there's also all the great (non-violent-ish) roleplaying games like baldur's gate 1 and 2 and planescape torment and neverwinter nights - while combat features heavily in each, it's again hard to call it violent, you get worse in cartoons for kids
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