And here it is, a Cyrillic version of Pixel 3x5 SV2.

Klasky Wolf Lodge (Zackie1143) told me that I forgot to add Cyrillic to Pixel MAX, so I did it anyway. Note that a slab serif version of Pixel MAX Cyrillic exists as well.

I'm a huge fan of space age fonts, so I made Ultrasonido. Manfold is a square version of Ultrasonido if you want to check it out. Note that I used hexagons as the dots for my new typeface Manfold.

More serif bases are added to Anonymous 9. I hope you use this updated font.

Inspired by the "Thank You!" text from a secret level in Super Mario 3D Land, this font will surely surprise you. This is Pixel MAX. Also, a slab serif version also exists.

This is a reversion of my old font, Pixel 3x5, in which I fixed some glyphs. For instance, I made the @ a bit bigger, and I fixed the &. Also, I fixed some of the numbers. This could have looked cool on a car radio in the 90s.

Loosely inspired by Pixel Serif and Pixel MAX Slab, this could have looked good on Commador 64 text graphics.

Well what are you waiting for? The Chuck-up font is here! Basically, it's nicknamed Pixel 3x7.

My Fontblocks typeface got me influenced by the pixel numberlings from Numberblocks, as first seen in the episode Four on the Floor.

Inspired by the dot matrix you see on one of the Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn toys, this is a cool font. I even added the lowercase letters. I also made VTech Pixel Glyphs, which is a modified version of Fisher-Price Pixel Glyphs.

Hey Klasky Wolf Lodge (Zackie1143), if you remember my Pixel Series of Fonts, you're definitely awaited for a Cyrillic version of Pixel Sans Serif.

I got inspired by this digital graphic type set you see on the Commador 64, so I made this font. This is Pixel Sans Serif. Also, here's Pixel Serif and Typewriter. I also made a Cyrillic version, so check it out.

Note that this is a font inspired by the fake matrix you see on the Commador 64, just like Pixel Sans Serif.

This is my only font in which I got inspired by the numbering of football jerseys.