Hauser Písmo

Hauser by Neale Davidson is a free old-school techno display font with massive, tightly fitted capitals. Its broad shapes use hard diagonals, squared openings, and sharply clipped corners. The weight is emphatically dense.

Designers working in science fiction, action entertainment, or competitive gaming can use its armored silhouette for posters, title cards, and team merchandise. Across those settings, the blunt geometry makes the lettering look like part of a machine, uniform, or arena emblem.

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Hauser includes the full alphabet, extended punctuation, and the euro symbol. It is available in regular, italic, condensed, and condensed italic versions.

Version 3.00, dated 29 March 2016, includes:

- Polish characters.
- Revised glyphs.
- Bold versions of the regular and condensed weights.
- Letters revised for comic-style accuracy.
- Lowercase letters revised as “short caps.”