Bjorlunda Gives Game Ideas Somewhere to Grow

Reality Software Entertainment is introducing Bjorlunda to developers looking for a better way to work through an idea. Built separately by studio founder Jacob Lashley, Bjorlunda is a thinking and planning tool that connects a conversation to a visual map and a document you can keep working on.

Game ideas rarely arrive as tidy design documents. A mechanic leads to a question about the world, that question changes the story, and suddenly the original plan no longer fits. Bjorlunda lets users explore those connections, revisit decisions, and turn the discussion into a brief, plan, or draft.

In indie development, that can mean working through an early game concept, outlining a quest, or organising the questions that need answers before production starts. The developer still makes the decisions; the tool helps keep the reasoning and the loose ends in view.

Bjorlunda shares its creator with Reality Software Entertainment and reflects the same interest in building useful software around creative work. Visit the Bjorlunda website to see how it works.