A font for usage in a NES-styled game I'm making. Should release on GameJolt around late 2024 to early 2025-ish.

Credit is appreciated however not required.

CHANGE LOG (bold logs are major changes)

December 1, 2023: Slightly adjusted the Y and 0 glyphs

SANTANIA CLAUS: DEVOURER OF THE DAMNED

krampus step aside

(this is the lite version of the font. the full version will come soon.)

Some alternatives in lowercase

before you ask, the name is a reference to a line in a certain song (and no it does not play on radios)

is it just me or did no one question my existence while I was gone

yes I'm fine but I'm slowly slipping away from reality

feel free to clone this font

more active on Scratch because it's my life-blood (@bingula)

eventheones two electric boogaloo be like:

My own "language" (basically just English but with more letters).

A - Same as English.

B - Same as English.

Б - Same as B, but softer in the sounds it makes

C - Makes the C sound (as in cat)

Ç - Makes the ch sound (as in choose)

D - Same as English.

E - Same as English.

F - Same as English.

G - Same as English.

H - Same as English.

I - Makes the I sound (as in right) (Use ı for lowercase)

İ - Makes the I sound (as in igloo) (Use i for lowercase)

J - Same as English.

K - Same as English.

Ḳ - Makes the kw sound (as in question, Qatar, and all the words the letter Q is in)

L - Same as English.

M - Same as English.

N - Same as English.

Ŋ - Makes the ng sound (as in building)

O - Same as English.

P - Same as English.

R - Same as English.

S - Same as English.

ß - Makes the ss sound (as in possess)

T - Same as English.

Þ - Makes the th sound (as in thousand)

Ţ - Makes the TI sound (as in time)

Ŧ - Makes the TI sound (as in practice)

U - Same as English.

V - Same as English.

W - Same as English, but pronounced "wynn" instead of "double-u"

X - Same as English.

Y - Same as English.

Z - Same as English.

When the tall:

Updated the number tiles so that the point count in the bottom-right corner is the same as their L33T Scrabble tile variants

Nudged the "Letter" and "Word" words in the added tiles up and down to make it more readable (I did this with the Q and Z in the original font), and moved the big numbers in 0-9 back to their original places as to not connect said numbers with the small ones

replaced B and b with my logo (but futurized)

also added "gram" to I (uppercase i) because some people might get confused with other companies that contain "insta" at the start of their names

repetitive nudging + super bomb survival breaks has helped me with this font

Clone of Polka-Dots which adds kerning to A, V, W, and their lowercase versions, in most letter combinations (AV, VA, WA, AW, av, va, wa, aw, Av, Va, Wa, Aw, aV, vA, wA, aW), with the non-kerned letter combinations being VW, vw, Vw, vW

A list of all the small numbers and all the bricks used for the general letters are in the | (long line, not I or l) glyph.

you cannot stop me

Adding languages go brrr

Modified version of BD Cyrillo which adds English and the dollar sign.

A font based on the ORDA logo (no, not the ORDA from whatever that series is, or those other ORDAS. I mean the ORDA that makes toys and stuff).

A simple fix of Comedie removing the stray brick in the space glyph (that irritates me).

triangles

font for a logo in one of my upcoming games

if it doesn't get cancelled

help

If only 22.5° angled bricks were in the brick selector, then I (and other FontStructers) could stop making composites to do so...

Also, nudging. That was a pain. And also copying and pasting (I had to do it for the lowercase letters and numbers, but was less repetitive in the uppercase)

"©" Bingula Designs 2023.

haha funny ingrown toenail fungal infection creepy smile merged a e

So I decided to make a 2:1 font using brick stacking. Sadly, only a lowercase-only font.

Made the font in around 7-8 minutes. Based on the decoder I made a few hours ago.

When making a word, make sure it is all uppercase, except for the ending letter, which would be lowercase (e.g. "bananas" would become "BANANAs").

Alternate number set in a similar fashion in the Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms block.

Used from MegaHard OS 4.0 (1993) to MegaHard OS 7.1 (2006). A version with more glyphs was included in MegaHard OS 8 (2007) to MegaHard OS 10 (2010), and MegaHard OS 16 (2021) in it's "Legacy Mode."

Uses "MegaHard Encoding Software," which encodes 240 characters.

Note that MegaHard is fake. Don't try to look it up (unless you're curious).

uppercase mixed with lowercase in nuclear radiation blast and now they're stuck o no!1!!!!!1!

If MegaHard was real, then this font would probably used from MegaHard OS 2.0 (1987) to MegaHard 3.5 (1992).

Minor changes to glyphs. Also added one glyph.

Note that MegaHard is fake. Don't try to look it up (unless you're curious).

Includes most of ASCII. If MegaHard was real, they would've probably used this from their first computer (1984) to MegaHard 1.0.4 (1986).

Note that MegaHard is fake. Don't try to look it up (unless you're curious).

Since the creator of the original font has already produced an extended version, I have named mine "BD Ver."

thin.