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v2.2.2: Alternate connected-strokes version for capitals

This is a fully free use font! It's a confusing one too, lot's of tricky stuff here.

VECTOR-X is a futuristic font inspired by the bold visual language of classic and modern sci-fi cinema. Its sharp angular cuts, segmented forms, and aerodynamic geometry echo the interface graphics, spacecraft hull markings, and dystopian city signage made for cyberpunk worlds, deep-space missions, and holographic environments.

This font has a fun, retro‑sci‑fi feel, like something you’d see on old spaceship panels or vintage space‑adventure posters. The chunky shapes, cut‑outs, and little techy details give it a cool space look without taking itself too seriously. It’s bold, quirky, and perfect for titles, posters, or anything that needs a blast of cosmic personality.

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My remake of Justov. It can be shown by some of the characters being inaccurate (e.g. the letter Kk, numbers being 9 bricks tall instead of 10).

Very Unfinished, Version 0.1

Prone to brick swaps. (Glyph * is currently brickswapped)

My 3rd (and probably last) playing card font. This one has an alien theme to the face cards.

This is from the TV show Resident Alien. This was "Harry's" alien alphabet. This is my interpretation of it.

LOWER CASE ONLY! NO CAPS LOCK REQUIRED! Limited puncuation.

The underscore is actually a hyphen.

The solidus (forward slash) is the divide symbol.

The # is actually the number 10.

le goofy sci-fi

First published Font, please tell me if I need to add or change tags.

So I'm making this for a fic. And I'm using older languages as inspiration for some things. Because of this some letters don't exist and are replaced by simmilar sounding letters. There is also only a period is the only written punctuation. There is also no lowercase letters. Along with there being no math symbols.  

Non-existant : Replacement

C : K

J : I

S : Z

X : Ź

? :​​​​ DÉ.

! : DÓ.

I've been hyperfixating over Wingdings lately.

Star Wars styled font inspired by the characters that appear on a few displays in an imperial base in the first episode of Andor S2

E. T. Font is a playful modular typeface, inspired by the theme of aliens. Each character takes the form of a charming extraterrestrial, featuring whimsical “antennae,” “eyes,” and “mouths.” Constructed with simple geometric shapes, E. T. Font is ideal for creative projects, children’s books, and sci-fi-themed designs.

It's called Chiyo better because I made one before but it didn't turn out well in my mind. So here's a better one. This works with English and Russian, as well as other cyrillic using languages.

egad!

uhm

These are the in-universe characters for a game that i'm working on

Recreation of the pixel font from Concept Software / Argus Press Software's "Alien" (1984) on the ZX Spectrum.

Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included.

Glyph/Decipher Alphabet

Tried to make a writing system based on elian script and pigpen cipher.

My font based on the themes 'analog' and 'lo-fi'. My aim for the design was to make the font's appearance unusual and almost alien/bug like mirroring the natural world we live in over the digital one. 

An alien font for alien purposes.

Has a top level, bottom level, and a single spot for crossing lines. Some letters can be connected on top eachother.

It's strange that I still haven't found a font with a similar design so far.

See more:

https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/950520/mx-shwumush

https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/2340727/zlobo-eye-fs

https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/1139585/zirokko-eye-fs

https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/1697716/poseur-1

Bungie Marathon terminal font recreation awaiting contact with right owner to make it public. (if any interest)