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ClaveVerse

A career RPG where your prep is the progress

ClaveVerse is a 3D city you explore as your own avatar. Saved jobs turn into quests, interview bosses test your answers, and the claves you earn from real preparation pay for rides and cars.

Ink sketch of a small floating island with a miniature city, a winding path, an adventurer holding a flag and coins floating around it
Built for
Job seekers who want practice to feel like play
Platform
Web
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What ClaveVerse is

ClaveVerse is a career role-playing game that runs in a web browser. You explore a 3D city as your own avatar, and the interview preparation you do for real jobs moves the story forward and earns claves, the in-game currency.

ClaveVerse is a game built on ClavePrep, the interview preparation app from the same company. Its buildings open the same kinds of tools: the Career Centre holds your saved jobs and company research, the University teaches the skills a job asks for, the Practice Academy asks interview questions and the Interview Hall runs mock interviews. You sign in with your ClavePrep account, and your saved jobs and prep plan come with you.

A story called The Signal Tower runs through the city in four acts: Find, Study, Practice and Hired. Its chapters ask for real preparation, such as picking a job you want, researching the company, finishing a study step and scoring well on a practice answer. Your progress shows as Readiness, a percentage for each job goal based on the quest steps you have finished and your practice scores.

Claves are the only currency in the game, and they are the same balance your ClavePrep account uses. The game pays claves when you finish the day's tasks on Today's Board, complete a story chapter or finish a day of your prep plan. You spend them in the city on things like taxi rides, food and vehicles, while walking, the story, the map and a loaner car stay free.

When you start, you choose between two ways to play. Guided opens the city district by district as you finish story chapters, and Free play opens the whole city from the first minute. You can switch at any time in Settings.

What it does today

  • Your own avatar

    Build your character's body, face, hair, outfit and colours, or tap Randomize, and choose a name other players will see. You can change the look later at the Wardrobe.

  • Jobs become quests

    Pick a saved job or a live role at the Career Centre and it becomes your job goal. Each goal is a quest with five steps: research the company, study a weak skill, answer a practice question, score 70 or more on a practice set and take a final mock interview.

  • Scored interview practice

    The Practice Academy asks three questions on different skills from your job goal and scores each answer out of 100, with strengths and points to tighten. The Assessment Centre runs a timed interview with an AI interviewer, using your ClavePrep timed interview allowance.

  • Interview bosses

    Each quest ends with a final panel at the Interview Hall, where three questions for your role are scored. In the skill dungeon every room is a skill from your job, the last room holds a boss called The Panel, and your preparation sets how strong your hero is.

  • A four-act story

    The Signal Tower story has seven chapters in four acts: Find, Study, Practice and Hired. Chapters move forward when you do the matching preparation, such as researching your company, making a prep plan or scoring well on a practice answer.

  • Career events

    A career event is a short story in three chapters from your kind of job, such as a hackathon, a quarter-end close or a big client pitch. Each chapter is a written task, and the AI scores your answer like any practice answer.

  • Ways to get around

    Walk, drive the free loaner car, call a taxi or an auto-rickshaw, or ride the free City Line train that loops the city. Claves buy cars, bikes, boats and planes, and you can hire a boat for a single ride.

  • Tours of seven places

    The train station, airport, bank, warehouse, airbase, marina and clinic each offer a tour of how the place works. A tour shows short concept cards, lets you ask the place's expert questions and ends with a three-question check.

  • Lessons and board games

    The School has a classroom for every grade from KG to Class 10, where you can sit in on a lesson or teach it to AI pupils. Market Square has tables for Ludo, chess, Snakes and Ladders, carrom and card games, played with other players or with bots.

How it works

  1. (01)Sign in

    Go to claveprep.com/verse in your browser and enter your email. The game sends a magic link, and opening it signs you in with your ClavePrep account.

  2. (02)Choose how to play

    Pick an age range if you want to, then pick Guided or Free play. Guided opens the city as you finish story chapters, and Free play opens all of it at once.

  3. (03)Create your avatar

    Set your character's body, face, hair, outfit and colours, or tap Randomize. Choose an avatar name and enter the city.

  4. (04)Pick a job goal

    Walk to the Career Centre and choose a saved job or a live role you actually want. It becomes your job goal and starts a quest of five steps.

  5. (05)Prepare, earn and explore

    Work through the quest at the University, the Practice Academy and the Interview Hall, and check Today's Board for the day's tasks. Spend the claves you earn on rides, food and vehicles around the city.

Who it is for

  • Job seekers with a role in mind

    Company research, study, practice answers and a mock interview for one saved job, arranged as a quest with a clear next step.

  • Students and first-time job seekers

    Short daily tasks on Today's Board, a story that says what to do next in plain words, and practice for a first interview.

  • People who already use ClavePrep

    The same saved jobs, prep plan and clave balance, reached by walking a city instead of working through a list.

Facts

Platform
Web browser on desktop and mobile, with nothing to install. The browser needs WebGL 2.
Sign-in
Your ClavePrep account, which is the shared Clave account. The game emails you a magic link, and a link to other sign-in options opens the ClavePrep login.
Controls
W, A, S, D or the arrow keys to move, Shift to sprint, E to interact and F to leave a car. Drag to turn the camera and scroll to zoom. Touch devices get an on-screen joystick.
Currency
Claves, the same balance as ClavePrep. There is no second currency and there are no experience points.
Progress
Readiness, a percentage for each job goal. The game saves your avatar and progress to your account.
Availability
Live
Website
https://claveprep.com/verse

Questions

  • What is ClaveVerse?

    ClaveVerse is a career role-playing game from ClavePrep that runs in a web browser. You explore a 3D city as your own avatar, turn real jobs into quests and practise interview answers, and that preparation moves the story and earns claves.

  • Do I need to install anything?

    No. ClaveVerse runs in a web browser on desktop and mobile. The browser needs WebGL 2, and if it is missing the game asks you to try the latest Chrome, Safari or Edge.

  • Do I need an account?

    Yes. You sign in with your ClavePrep account, and the game can email you a magic link so you sign in without leaving it. Your avatar, progress and claves stay with that account.

  • Is ClaveVerse free to play?

    Yes. Walking the city, the story, school lessons and board games are free. Extras such as taxi rides, food and vehicles cost claves, and AI-scored practice uses claves the same way it does in ClavePrep.

  • What are claves and how do I earn them?

    Claves are the only currency in ClaveVerse and the same balance your ClavePrep account uses. The game pays claves for preparation, such as finishing Today's Board, a story chapter or a day of your prep plan, and the server checks that the work was done before it pays. You can also buy claves, as you can in ClavePrep.

  • Does ClaveVerse guarantee a job?

    No. Readiness and scores show the practice you have done, not your chance of being hired. Nothing in the game promises an interview or a job offer.