Rapier Zero Písmo

Rapier Zero by Neale Davidson is a free futuristic caps display font with an imposing, machine-cut silhouette. Its broad, heavy letters combine squared curves, clipped corners, and narrow internal gaps, with sharp diagonal strokes breaking up the otherwise horizontal construction.

Gaming and science-fiction audiences are the clearest match for its industrial geometry, making it useful for game covers, event posters, and screen graphics. On technology packaging or esports merchandise, the stretched proportions and recurring rectangular notches can turn a product name into a compact emblem rather than ordinary labeling.

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This typeface is based on the title logo of the first of R Talsorian’s “Mekton” gaming books. It includes a full alphabet, extended characters, punctuation, and the euro symbol, as well as italic and outline versions.

Version 1.5:

- Switched to OTF format.
- Added OE and per-thousand glyphs.
- Cleaned up spacing.