Datacron Condensed Písmo

Datacron Condensed by Neale Davidson is a free futuristic display font with massive, tightly fitted forms and a machine-cut silhouette. Rounded arches meet squared joints throughout the lettering, and abrupt cut-ins give several characters the look of panels locked into place.

Digital graphics are its most natural medium, especially interface screens and science-fiction title sequences where the dense shapes can echo machinery. It also suits game branding, event posters, and electronic music packaging. The font is most convincing when its compact lettering becomes part of a technological emblem.

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