Exostencil is a 1970’s based, curvy typeface which oddly has stencil-style cuts to give it a unique look. Includes full alphabet, numerals, extended punctuation and Euro. Comes in regular and italic styles.

Schnaubelt is heavily based on the typeface of the drawing stencil used on the Star Trek: Technical Manual. It is a simple, clean “small-caps” engineering face commonly found on blueprints. This font includes full alphanumerics, extended punctuation, euro. Available in regular, bold italic, and bold-italic weights.

Version 1.20 – 9 March 2016
* Minor error fixing
* Minor spacing issues fixed
* Fixed embedding issue
* Added Polish Characters

PCap Terminal is Pixel Saga’s version of some of the computer text seen in the JJ Abrams Star Trek motion picture series. This is an LCD-style face with exaggerated lower-case letters (not shown in the movies). This font includes full alphanumerics, extended punctuation, euro. Available in regular, bold, italic, bold-italic, condensed, condensed bold, condensed italic and condensed bold-italic weights.

Version 1.00 – 5 March 2016
* Polish Characters Added
* Glyph cleanups
* Condensed version added

Jefferies is based on the military-style stencils used on the ships from the classic Star Trek television series. Perfect for stenciling naval vessels and aircraft. Named after Walter “Matt” Jefferies, the designer of the USS Enterprise starship. Includes lower case, bold, italic, and bold-italic weights.

Version 2.0 – 7 March 2016
* Accurized lower case into military-proper small case
* Reworked all accents to military standards
* Reworked some letters to be more clear
* Added Polish characters

Phelps is a tall and thin font with a sharp ‘laser cut’ appearing on all glyphs just above the lower-case line, based heavily on the Mission Impossible series of movies.  Includes all Alpha-numerics, accent characters, and Euro. Asterisk is replaced with ‘fuse light’ glyph.  Includes regular, italic, bold, and bold-italic weights.

This dramatic typeface is based on the “Robot Masters” logo from Takara’s Transformers line. Includes full alphabet, flourished capital letters, euro, extended punctuation. Includes regular and italic versions.

Version 1.20 – 27 February 2016
* Added Polish Characters
* Improved numerous glyphs
* Cleaned up kerning and spacing issues

Cyberverse is inspired by Hasbro’s “Cyberverse” line logo from Transformers: Dark of the Moon as well as the GI Joe: Rise of Cobra logo, as well as many science-fiction marquees. Includes full alphabet, accent characters, and euro. Also includes regular, bold, italic, and bold italic and condensed versions.

Version 2.00 – 22 February 2016
* Reworked base font for clarity and readability
* Added bold weight (former regular weight)
* Reworked condensed faces to new weights
* Replaced braces and vertical bar
* Reworked ampersand, asterisk, and a few other glyphs
* Added Polish character set

Roddenberry is Pixel Saga’s version of the ever popular title logo of the original Star Trek television series, created by Gene Roddenberry for Desilu and NBC. This font includes full alpha-numerics, extended punctuation, euro. Available in regular, bold italic, and bold-italic weights.

Version 2.00 – 24 Februrary 2016
* Added OE, oe, and Per Mille glyphs
* Reworked european accents, percent, and asterisk
* Added polish characters
* Rebuilt kerning table

Bayformance is a simple, bold, technical-based typeface inspired by the title logo from Michael Bay’s Transformers 4: Age of Extinction. Includes full alphabet, punctuation, extended character set, and Euro. Includes italic, bold, and bold italic versions.

Version 1.20 – 23 February 2016
* Added Polish Character Set
* Cleaned up spacing and kerning issues
* Minor error corrections

Dai-Atlas is a science-fiction themed, LCD-like font is based on the original Transformers logo from Hasbro, except thinner and leaner for ease of reading. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, and Euro. Includes italic and bold versions.

Version 1.10 – 18 February 2016
* Added Polish Characters
* Improved spacing and kerning issues