Deafverse is a choose-your-own-adventure online game created just for deaf teenagers, where they can learn important skills for success in high school and beyond. Players get to make their own choices, stand up for themselves, and build confidence and skills they can use in real life.
World One: DUEL OF THE BOTS
Team up with a robot sidekick, speak up for yourself, and save the day!
Duel of the Bots begins with the player having just escaped from retrieving a magical, sacred comic book called the Deafverse. They meet game narrator Justin, get a sidekick named Catbot, and are tasked with making decisions both playful — like stopping a rogue ‘bot from wreaking havoc — and ones that deaf teenagers face in reality, like what to do when an ASL interpreter in a classroom isn’t helpful, a movie theater doesn’t have captioning, or when people leave you out of conversations. Review the learning objectives of World 1 to see what else will be learned in the game!
World Two: COMING SOON!
The Deafverse team is hard at work building World Two, which will focus on workplace readiness. Review the learning objectives here. Follow us on social media and subscribe to our email newsletter for updates!
FREE! | English and ASL
Get Started with Deafverse
Deafverse can be played at home, school, vocational rehabilitation settings, and beyond. Families, teachers, and other professionals can use the Teacher Strategy Guides to support game play, with bonus discussion questions and activities. Learn more today about how Deafverse can be used in your setting!
School | Home | Vocational Rehabilitation
Resources
The Deafverse team has built a range of resources that can be used alongside game play, including downloadable interactive workbooks, teacher guides, discussion questions, videos, and other activities. These resources apply what players have learned in the game to their own lives. Check out additional resources today!
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