SL PiXL by Stuart Lambon is a free retro display font with the hard-edged look of early electronic graphics. Tall letters, squared curves, clipped corners, and occasional stencil-like breaks create a mechanical silhouette, yet the changing widths keep the line from feeling strictly monospaced.
Indie game interfaces and electronic music posters draw on the same arcade-machine edge, though the font can also give sports merchandise and retro-tech product packaging a crisp, engineered stamp. It is most convincing in game logos, where its angular forms can become part of a control panel, circuit pattern, or futuristic machine graphic rather than ordinary lettering.
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Version 1.0. Additional glyphs are forthcoming.
The font may be used for personal and commercial purposes. Please notify the creator when or where it is used.