8-Bit Blackletter evokes the feel of a traditional newspaper masthead, which often feature bold, blackletter typefaces to signify heritage and trust. By combining this classic and more analoge style with the pixelated digital aesthetic, this creates a nostaligc yet contemporary feel, blending the historical weight of print journalistm with the blocky, simplified look of digital type. This makes it perfect for design referancing both past and present.

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This font has several alternate glyphs to VHS Gothic.

Now I made it a Neue font!

This is a CCTV Camera font. You can clone it if you want.

Note: This project was discontinued.

You can clone this fontstruct and finish the rest of the glyphs as you wish.

This project had been abandoned for a long time, and only until now that I realized I should make these projects public as I no longer work on it anyway.

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A 24×14px block monospaced font, heavily inspired by a mix of Microsoft's Consolas and Cascadia font. Another one of my bitmap font experiments.

A replication of the Panasonic Omnivision VCR bitmap.

I did formerly have a few Panasonic VCRs with this very bitmap, and some other Quasar and Panasonic VCRs/TV-VCR combos did have a bitmap exactly like this font.

This font is not entirely accurate. Please point out errors so I can fix them.

This font is pretty much of a mixture of a few sources, including various VCR bitmaps, Teletext bulletins, and the Trilithic EASyPLUS. As of now, this font is comprised primarily with Basic Latin characters, as well as a few extra accents and glyphs.

A VCR-like font that mimics the look of VCR OSDs.

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Previously known as "Greater Determinaion Speech Bubble Thin".

[2025.04.06] Shortened the font name from "Greater Determination Speech Bubble Thin" to "Greater Determination SB Thin". Due to the character limit allowed in font names in Windows, the names of both the Regular and Thin variants were truncated to "Greater Determination Speech Bu", resulting in both fonts having the same name, and thus a naming conflict (the Regular font overrides the Thin font and vice versa), which prevented you from using these two fonts if you installed them together.
Unfortunately, I discovered this problem today and have just fixed it. If you have installed both fonts, please uninstall, re-download and reinstall them. Please let me know in the comments if you have a similar problem on MacOS or Linux distributions and if this fixes it. Sorry for the inconvenience. -CT

[2025.04.04] Added missing Greek characters.

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Thin version of enemy dialogue font used in UNDERTALE and DELTARUNE.