Datacron Condensed Italic Písmo

Datacron Condensed Italic by Neale Davidson is a free futuristic display font with a forceful forward slant and tightly fitted forms. Broad strokes switch between sweeping curves and sharp cutaways, and open joins sharpen its aerodynamic, machine-made profile.

It is especially convincing on science-fiction game title screens, where the speed and clipped shapes echo spacecraft and racing interfaces. The same styling suits esports branding and technology packaging. Its clearest role is turning a game title into part of the interface itself.

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Based on the copy text used for the 2012–2013 “Fall of Cybertron” toy line. Includes extended characters, the euro sign, and bold, italic, and condensed versions.