I tried to get 127 letters but there weren't enough useful characters to do that

Updates about the font:

1.0: Initial glyphs (Basic latin, punctuation)
1.1: Latin-1 supplement
1.2: Latin-extended
1.3: License change (CC0 -> FS License)

A dot-matrix style 8x8 monospace font.

A compact version for anyone who needs it.

I decided to rework this font. Now it covers Latin Extended-A, Cyrillic except for U+0460 to U+04FF, and a few characters from General Punctuation, Currency Symbols (the Euro sign), and Alphabetic Presentation Forms (the ff, fi, and fl). The Coptic and obsolete Greek characters were removed.

This is just supposed to be like those letters you find on like cans and stuff.

Is this too cool for school? Yes. Definitely.

So... there´s more?

just bored

A dotted number only font that looks like a misaligned die.

Three of a kind. (W.I.P, suggest threes in comments.)

I made the recreation of Nothing company's font.

The dotty version of Farm.

A modern digitization of a dot-matrix typeface, originally released in circa 1975.

dude

This font is mono-space and capital and small letters are the same.

And don't ask my why I forgot to share it, it looks quite finished

My second submission for the Numbers competition.

This one has actually been sitting there for a while already, I haven't published it before because of the terrible kerning and some awful letter solutions. But I think the numbers are quite cool, so...

July 22nd, 2024 UPDATE: Completed Extended Latin A and added partial Cyrillic support!
For download - download TrueType only. OpenType screws up all glyphs.
If you see some inaccuracies, leave a comment.
Font from "Familiada", Polish version of "Family Feud". (pre-2016 changes)
I saw some similar fonts, but they had some flaws, so I decided to make one which is (for me) the best replica of this font.
Font is monospaced, so you don't have to edit width of the glyphs in other programs.

Got the inspiration for this one from a Scania L94UB bus with a route information screen. The one I came across displayed “Leighton Buzzard” in this dotted font. Those letters were the starting point, but weren’t kept exactly the same as they were on that screen.