An interactive resume for developers who'd rather ship code
Upload the CV you already have and get a playable career timeline: your roles as stops, your skills in one place. You don't build it, host it or maintain it.
Updated 25 October 2026
What a developer gets
Your roles become stops in a small browser game, and your skills sit together in one place. Web links in your CV, such as a GitHub profile or a project page, come through as links. The game opens on a start card with your name, current role and top skills, so a reader sees the basics before deciding to play.
Why not build your own?
You can, and plenty of developers have. The catch is upkeep, because every new job means editing a game. With CVArcade you edit text and republish, and the link stays the same.
What it doesn't do
It is a resume, not a portfolio. It doesn't host code, embed live demos or show screenshots of your projects. If you want those, keep a portfolio site or a GitHub profile and link to it from your CV.
Nothing gets added
The AI reads your CV once and you check every section. Each highlight is tied to a quote from your CV, and anything it can't trace is flagged, so the AI doesn't add anything that isn't in your CV.
Questions
Do I need to code to use it?
No. You upload a CV, check the text and pick a world.
Does it replace my GitHub or portfolio?
No. It is the career timeline you share next to them. Resume game vs website
Can I link my GitHub?
Yes, if your CV includes it as a web link. It comes through as a link in the game.
Three worlds, one CV
Night Train
Ride a night train: a station for every stop in the career, skills on the departures board, contact at the terminus.
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Summit Trail
Climb a switchback trail: a camp for every stop in the career, skills at the ranger hut, contact at the summit.
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Pixel Town
Stroll a pixel town: a building for every stop in the career, skills at the market, contact at the post office.
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One price, paid once
Free to build and preview. $19 once to publish. 30-day refund.