Big ideas. New coordinates.

Your virtual world.
Mapped out.

Turn an idea for a virtual space into a map people can explore. Virtual Mapworks is getting ready to trade in five days—come see where we’re headed.

A new independent business • A fresh perspective

Virtual Mapworks hero
A little imagination. A clear direction.

New here? Here’s what to expect.

  • A brief before a build
  • Clear scope, not guesswork
  • A map with purpose

The approach / 02

Not just a space.
A sense of place.

For people with a virtual-world idea and a need to make it tangible. Start with the destination; work back to the details.

The big picture
Virtual spaces,
in map format.
Give your concept a clear layout: the places that matter, how they connect, and where the journey begins.
Your idea is the starting point. The map gives it direction.
01

Define the world

Identify who the space is for, what they should discover, and the locations your map needs to include.

02

Connect the dots

Think through routes, landmarks, and the relationships between spaces so the layout feels intentional.

03

Shape the brief

Bring together your references, priorities, and intended use. Agree on the scope before moving into a build.

Next stop / Launch

Trading in five days.
Ideas welcome now.

We’re preparing to open Virtual Mapworks. In the meantime, get your concept ready: a strong brief is the first step toward a world worth exploring.

Put your idea on the map.

Before launch, note your audience, must-have locations, visual references, and what you want visitors to do.

Open the map-brief checklist
  • Describe your virtual space in one sentence.
  • List the destinations and landmarks it needs.
  • Explain who will use it and how they’ll navigate.
  • Collect visual references and your preferred map format.
  • Note your timeline and questions for launch.