So I used to have some toys made by Lakeshore Learning, (shout out to them) and so I thought, why not put this font into FontStruct? So that's what I did. This font was named after Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The toys were a set of robots that could transform into letters and numbers.

Go to the level selection menu in the troll game Level Devil: This is NOT a troll game and look at the title. This font is that font. Some characters don't completely match up, but I noticed that it's kind of hard to read some capital letters at a small font size, so I just put it into FontStruct and improved it.

🚨SPOILER ALERT!🚨 Level Devil is actually a troll game.

Credit to its creators of Level Devil and EVERYONE else associated with the game.

At the beginning of A Minecraft Movie, Steve made an amusement park he called, "Steve's World" (try writing that, does it ring a bell?), and the letters looked something like this. This is the completed font.

(By the way, my brother just wanted me to write I...AM STEVE here, but that would be off-topic.)

A Minecraft Movie, tied with The School of Rock, is probably now my favorite movie starring Jack Black.

Credit to Mojang, WB, Jared Hess, Jens "Jeb" Bergensten, and EVERYONE ELSE who is part of Minecraft, and the movie

Is this my HARDEST FONT yet?​​​​​​

This font is similar to the font from the game Spaceteam. Credit to its creators.

Inspired by the numbers on the original texture for the game Minesweeper, this font has lowercases, and more symbols.

Credit to the creators of Minesweeper

Ever heard of the 20Q pocket game? This is the font on its display. (20Q stands for Twenty Questions.) The X was not easy, since I had to guess.

This font is based on a font in the show Teen Titans Go! that I see a lot in various episodes such as Video Game Refrences, Some of their parts, and more.

Credit to Warner Brothers and DC and everyone else that work on Teen Titans Go!

Inspired by the font on the computers in the apple arcade game Spyder, this font was tweaked a little to make it look like anything technology-related. Why is it called that, you ask? It was also inspired by the font EAS uses when they send out broadcasts.

Credit to EAS, Apple, Sumo Sheffield, and Unreal Engine

Remember Hexaga Nova LED? This is the regular version of it.

I got a flashing cube game for Christmas and on its box has this font, so I decided to put it in FontStruct.

Credit to the makers of the flashing Cube game

Square version to come

This is not my final, or THE final font on FontStruct. It's just what the letters and numbers look like on a lift by Last Elevator Company. One day, I went to Oslo, and I found a Last elevator.

BTW, boxes mean I couldn't make a glyph for a character.

Credit to Last Elevator Company

This is not really based on a certain message board that you would see on a bus or a train, but I was inspired by it. If you have a public transport system near where you live, the font on the message board may look like this.

So there's this map in Minecraft called Fintropolis (I forget who created it, but I'm giving credit to him/her) and some of the building signs use a font a little bit like this.

Right before you get the GAME OVER screen on Street Fighter II, this is the font you see on the countdown. I had a hard time on the M, the W, and the Q.

Credit to the companies of Street Fighter II

This is my first Minecraft font. Other people have made Minecraft fonts on FontStruct, so, I thought I'd make my own.

Credit to Mojang

Sorry, I didn't realize someone already used the name of this font.

Some of these characters are from the scoreboard in the lobby of Minecraft: Glitch Runner: Endless Parkour.

Credit to the creator of Glitch Runner: Endless Parkour and Mojang