MM Dungeon Inverted, designed by Duane R. Haut II, is a free geometric frame dingbat font built from square enclosures. Its repeated forms have thick, slightly uneven edges and rigid corners.
Dungeon maps are its clearest setting, where the box-like symbols can mark rooms, tiles, or enclosed areas in a game layout. The same severe geometry also suits retro game graphics, maze-themed posters, and fantasy merchandise, especially when the design draws on early screen or bitmap imagery. Rather than acting as ordinary text, these symbols can become the map itself, forming modular walls, chambers, or interface panels.
Maze Maker Dungeon Inverted (FW) v1.00 (C)1999 Duane Richard Haut II http://www.geocities.com/~dingbatdungeon goatfish@tds.net ======================================== Maze Maker fonts were originally designed to be used as an alternative to drawing out maps and mazes by hand for role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons®. But since their release, people have found other uses as well, such as designing graphics, borders, and creating tables to store information. What other uses might be found for them? Only your imagination can limit it....