Futuristic sci-fi styled font that I made it "reflective".

le goofy sci-fi

Sci-fi-looking cipher, created by slashing letters and numbers in half and turning them on their side.

Just another 70s Bauhaus font, kerned to insanity for your pleasure and 100% free.

Spyder is a sleek and sporty typeface that is meant to look basic, yet futuristic. It's simplistic and uniform design make it a great choice for most applications!

The font has been updated to include lowecase letters. This is the "High Moon Studios" version of Cybertronian. All numbers have been improved in their look to look more like my refrence.

See more:

https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/2133406/belka-1

A fictional, 'galactic-ish' alphabet for some world-building I am doing lately.

Meant to feel like something you might see in an 80s computer magazine. 100% Free.

An unofficial revival of “Moon” (1960), at least to the best of my abilities. 

http://e-daylight.jp/fonts/type/m/moon.html 

100% free, and kerned to insanity for your pleasure. Pieces and some characters from “Eternal” by Aiden font. Might expand/alter in the future.

(Hope this one gets noticed, I worked hard on this, lol)

ALTERNATES: À=A // Á=A // Â=A // Ä=C // Å=C // Æ=C // Ç=E // È=F // É=G // Ê=J // Ë=K // Ì=L // Î=N // Ï=S // Đ=T // Ñ=V // Ó=Y

LOWERCASE: Ô=f // Õ=h // Ö=i // Ø=j // Ù=n // Ú=r // Ü=t // Ý=t // Ÿ=u // ß=y

Technically different from Lyle, but still staying on the theme of funky blocky fonts named after Carol Burnett cast members. Can’t figure out how to make a B at the moment. 100% free.

I’d put a Lupin III joke in here, but I’m too lazy. Basically just Lyle, but with the build of your average swimmer. 100% free

A spin-off font of “Lyle II: The Waggoner Strikes Back”, this one with those spacey 80’s streak things. 100% free. 

A typographical sequel to “Lyle”. 100% Free.

An expanded edition of Bovin, including a lower case and alternates. Before you like this, make sure to like Bovin Lowercase by Digitalio-2 and Bovin C by Dmitriy Sychiov, who came up with the idea of a lowercase and most of the new characters. 100% free.

ALTERNATES: À=B // Á=C // Â=D // Ã=S // Ä=T // Å=V // Æ=Y // Ç=Z // È=Z

LOWERCASE: É=a // Ê=b // Ë=c // Ì=c // Í=c // Î=d // Ï=f // Đ=g // Ñ=g // Ò=g // Ó=g // Ô=k // Õ=p // Ö=q // Ø=r // Ù=s // Ú=s // Û=t // Ü=x // Ý=x // Ÿ=z // Þ=z

NUMBERS: ß=7

The best possible re-creation of the seemingly unknown font used on a lot of Ben Bova book covers (and by that I mean literally 2, Privateers and Empire Builders), at least to my abilities. It doesn’t really have a lower case, just alternates used on the book covers or just alternate imaginings of what the other letters might look like. 100% free, and kerned to insanity for your pleasure ;)

Videodisc Multiline (a.k.a. “Francis”) is a sort of companion piece to VCR Multiline. It isn’t as detailed and doesn’t have a lower case, but it still has a certain charm that just couldn’t be scrapped. Sorta got this 80s book cover look, which makes sense cause that’s what I was thinking of when designing it. Also, it’s 100% free. 

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

Font made in the manner of ancient scripts (proto-Sinaic and Phoenician) and on the same basis: Egyptian hieroglyphs. Made for fun.

This is the rune set used by the Xenonite aliens in the History of a Galaxy book series. This font allows a user to create text in the language Xenonite Standard. Letters not in the Xenonite alphabet are duplicated from similar sounding letters. The letter is keyed by its initial - for example "X" creates the "Xa" rune - with the exception of "H" which will create "Tho" (to differentiate from "T" which creates "To").

Note that the rune "Pe" ("P") is only found in the Thoronite dialect.

Logical evolution of zolid02, less experimental and more readable, complete and compact.

Please put your comments for improvements.

Inspired by some works by the master Philippe Apeloig (especially "Ndebele"; but under an optic much more soft and rounded, searching legibility and unity).

Made up written language that has upper and lower case letters, numbers 0-9 and basic punctuation. Perfect for fantasy or science fiction.

The main language seen in the videogame Stray, used by the robots as communication. However it's more of a cipher than a proper language. Therefore it can be transformed into a font/typeface for people to use.

Glyphs:
98

Version History:
9/5/2022 - First Release, only basic latin.

Original typeface credit given to developers of the game Stray, I only take credit for the portions added onto the already existing typeface.