Oak-Marsquake by Oliver A. Krimmel of OAK is a free futuristic display font with swollen, tubular letters and deep internal cutouts. Narrow slots and hooked details break up the rounded mass.
Arcade title screens are its strongest setting, with the oversized forms also fitting electronic music posters and science-fiction packaging. The repeated channels and clipped openings can become part of a circuit-board or mechanical illustration, though game graphics remain its most convincing use.