Recreation of the pixel font from Ashby Computers and Graphics / Ultimate Play the Game's “Outlaws” (1985) on the Commodore 64.

Only the characters used in the game have been included.

Happy holidays! Sorry, I can't stop complicating some fonts, now with these large intermediate serifs (but they looks nice!). All seemed simpler when I started it, but... Just unicase with alternates (and a lot of kerning needed => WIP).

This is a "pseudo-old west" font. Based on just one name in titles to a movie.

Most of glyphs are then extrapolation of the idea.

(triggered by recent western themes boom).

Continuation here: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/2831353/clint-2

Inspired by Elmoyenique's zoutheast eYe/FS

Mix upper and lower case for alternative star positions.

My take on a western themed dot matrix font. There are no numbers or lowercase letters whatsoever.

This font is bold and western-inspired. It features bold stroke weights and decorative ""spikes". This font is ideal for bold headlines, posters, and brands that want to make a statement.  

Tall Modern Western Style font. Three extra glyphs "M", "N" and "Ñ" are placed at the ligatures "fi" and "fl" and the "™" sign. (Btw, this font started with a dreamed letter "R".)

zummertime revisited with thicker dots, diacritics and a lot of new glyphs (from 108 to 201). Thanks to @amateur6 for his suggestion.

Based off of the logo of the Japanese cologne Mandom. Since I couldn’t find the font, I decided to make my own. There isn’t really a lower case, and the lower case letters are really just alternates. Also, it's 100% free.

UPDATE: pretty sure the font I was trying to replicate is called Benguiat Buffalo, so… that’s interesting. Also changed the name from 'Mandom' because me think of joke. 

Ligatures ff and tt at the fi, ff and fl glyphs. Hope you like it. 

WIP

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