Nice one. It can do many looks but definitely makes me of menus and signs from the American West in the 1800s. :D

cool

I love lower case and commacial at :)

This would have been a great entry to the script comp a few years ago. It has a pleasant hand written look despite the restricted size of 8x8 which was a very courageous decision. 10/10

Since publishing the sampler I have narrowed the 'w'. Question: how can I show in FS' text preview when testing spacing and, more importantly, kern glyphs that have unicode containing a letter ? 

The original artwork as was designed by "Jurriaan Schrofer".

added ciryllic

Those glyphs look like they "wave" their way through water. A great representation of how an octopus swims. You could add more tags ;) like: animal, wave, flow, tangled.

Thank you!

Nice one :) The angled 'bridges' on some bases remind me of a stencil design>slashing all glyphs and bases to create bridges -adding numbers &

Bevelry Small Caps or Bevelry Tall is a better version of this one.  Just so you know.  I'm just trying to get a preview done for the fonts I have out in the world.

If anyone else somehow finds this can you help me figure out the name and tags? the name is kinda ok but im not sure about it, and i only have 2 tags so far. any ideas?

This is really freakin cool!

I've updated the 0 & the x.  Apparently, they have concerns about the k, the R and the s, but for me the B, R, K and k are all related, done in the exact same style, except the k has a shorter upper arm than the K, and the small k has goth cuts at the end of the upper ascenders (because it's lower case).  Even

It's getting better and better! :D

Added a load of new ticket designs. This is now a lot more useful to people who make games :D

One of the Steam users purposefully forgot to credit me in this work! I'm gonna have to take legal action on it as I'm not credited for this picture

Thanks :D

I'm still not sure about the More Latin. When making this I made a rule that max glyph height could only be 10px - 9 above the line and

Thank you! I'm glad you like the site. :D

This hasn't been used in a game yet, but I'm sure it will be.

When designing this I thought of an

Thanks for the suggestions, guys. :^)

I've added ticket ends to "a" and "z" and put a blank ticket on "b".

ehhh painful, lol

Thanks Se7enty!

edit: Fixed!

Thanks...

and ticket ends (both left and right)

maybe make a empty ticket?(space key)

like the more latin XD

you missed the asterisk...

This is well-spaced and looks airy, so it's very easy to read even when small. Your site is fab :) getting a font to reflect the feel of a game must be quite a headache. Congratulations on your First Top Pick :)

@ zephram, thank you :) that was what I had in mind (this design was inspired by a 1970s film although the actors were holding up placards while skating in the street)

@77 , thanks, I've done the I and redone the Aa, V, B, Kk and Q. Hard to get it right as the general letter width just didn't work. I think I've got the visual effect right now (??) while maintaining some irregularity in spacing.

Nice one. These would make really good stencils!

Great work. It has the flow of something handwritten, but with utter precision in all the angles and line ends. Love the way "t" lines up with the letters that come after it. Fav'd :D

Have you tried kerning? the I leaves extra space after it...

Retro pixel sweetness.