Recreation of the blackletter pixel font from Sir-Tech/Game Studios' "Wizardry II: The Knight of Diamonds" ("Wizardry: Knight of Diamonds - The Second Scenario", "Wizardry III: Diamond no Kishi", 1982) on the NES.

This font is used in the opening story introduction screens. The tile set for the game is incomplete - this recreation extends it to include the missing characters ("BEFHJNOQRUVXYZq").

[français]

une police de caractères basée sur les caractères gothiques textura du XVe siècle

pour l'instant seules les lettres minuscules

même si je trouve les caractères plutôt jolis y'a qqs problèmes de crenage que je lowkey n'ai pas l'énergie de résoudre

l’r de ronde dans &, l’s long dans ~

< pour la ligature be, = pour la ligature bo, > pour la ligature de, [ pour la ligature do, \ pour la ligature pe, ] pour la ligature po, ^ pour la ligature pp, ` pour la ligature ve

des « a » alternatifs dans { et }, un « k » alternatif dans |

pour faire ces ligatures j’aurais pu utiliser uniquement le crénage pour faire se chevaucher les boucles, mais on ne peut crénater les lettres que jusqu’à -10 briques et mes lettres sont trop grandes pour que ça fonctionne

hauteur d’x: 50 briques

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[english]

a font based on textura letterforms from the fifteenth century

only lowercase letters for now

even though i think the letterforms are pretty nice there are some kerning issues that i lowkey dont have the energy to fix

r rotunda in &, long s in ~

< for be ligature, = for bo ligature, > for de ligature, [ for do ligature, \ for pe ligature, ] for po ligature, ^ for pp ligature, ` for ve ligature

alternate "a"s in { and }, alternate "k" in |

to make those ligatures i could have just used kerning to make the bowls overlap but you can only kern the letters up to -10 bricks and my letters are too huge for that to work

x-height: 50 bricks

what if lombardic/uncial capitals had a more art deco feel?

i think this font is pretty ugly (the Z is atrocious) but its just an idea (^^)

alternate K in lowercase

use * for the cross symbol

height: 4 bricks

Anti-aliased version of Zerbeer BLK. Got to rework the accents.

Cross-stitch version of my zhowfrakt font, made for a personal project. I hope some grandma likes it. :D

A fork of QuickCJK for Hang(e)ul. Still in early alpha.

Hangeul Syllables is going to take very long, if it is even feasible.

yet another 10 years old sketch

Recreation of one of the extra large pixel fonts from Capcom's "Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara" (1996).

This recreation is available in TrueType+COLR and WOFF2. As the heavy antialiasing is integral to the shape of the characters (particularly the japanese ones), there is no monochrome version.

The font includes an almost complete set of katakana characters, which were used in the japanese release of the game.

In the game, there are two variants of this font with subtly different antialiasing and vertical alignment for the latin characters. One variant is used at the end of the first level, when the player can enter their name. The second one is used in most other parts of the game. This recreation mixes the two, using the japanese characters, punctuation marks, and the vertical alignment of the former, but the antialiasing of the latin characters of the latter.

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

Generic modern Gothic font, nothing much. 

A Fancy-looking Gothic font, perfect for Churches, Halloween, and so much more.

Isn’t it fancy?

Second but first fontstruct i've managed to make. (First one was not completed and was deformed so I hereby consider this one as my first official font) Hope y'all could enjoy it!

Want more informations? Find me on discord.
DS: "offizier.hans2"

A not-so-tiny pixel blackletter font. A bunch of alternates in the Private Use Area.

If you’d like to use this font in a project of yours (incl. need more glyphs, for example; or if you have any other inquiries), let me know via my Google Form.

A very light-hearted attempt at extending the TES: Arena blackletter’s charset. Also out of the original games’ technical constraints in terms of spacing and width.

See also TES Arena Blackletter for a much more faithful and strict adaptation of the original font.

I tried to stay faithful, including character spacing, and only glyphs present are the ones I could find in the game files, with very few exceptions (Ñŵ) reserved for alternates.

Ñ is an alternate of uppercase N present in the font files with modified swashes and thus slightly narrower than the one used in the main menu. ŵ is an alternate lowercase W present in the font files that’s one pixel higher up that the one used in main menu.

← and → are two arrow characters found in the font files. I am unsure which specific glyphs they technically represent, so any hints on that are welcome.

See also TES Arena Blackletter Extended for my own attempt at extending the charset and improving certain characters and their spacing or width.

good lord this is gonna take forever...

i need to fix the 2, man

This font is based off of a font called "1942 Quadrata", or known by it's demo name, "1942 Quadrata Lim" by GLC. I'll try to give as much vibe as the original font I can for this!! ^_^

Extra glyphs, like the ".s." glyph, and alternate glyphs, can be found in Private Use.

Reconstruction of the bitmap font from the original Amiga version of 1993 game The Settlers by Volker Wertich. I created a lowercase to hopefully match :)

I modified Caladan to be more legible at different resolutions so that I could use it in a game I was developing