Ever since I play around in Photoshop I installed font after font. Even now in game development I have to find shiny new fonts I could use. But one font always stood out to me:
It began with a card game I developed in ~2008: a Command & Conquer, Tiberium era games inspired 2 player game. I used "Impact" for GDI and Ethnocentric for "The Brotherhood of Nod". Since that project, this font pops out to me everywhere. I´ve seen it on plumbers cars, hairsaloons, chinese takeout menus, greeting cards etc.
The idea of taking photos, when I see it and creating an album with it was in my mind for a long time and here is the perfect place to do that!
from dafont.com: Imagine a typeface that doesn’t just hint at the future—it hurtles towards it. That’s Ethnocentric, a font that embodies the relentless pace of technological advancement and scientific discovery.my Command & Conquer fan game
an online shop
Madrigal Games "15 years with a self-made engine" >> youtube
Relicta´s logo - a clever portal like puzzle game
This boardgame doesn´t change anything about the font...
...while this incorporated it way more in the logo design. Still not as good as the examples above though.
I don´t know what´s going on with the "RE" and "ME" there?
Planet Crafter: a game I´ve wishlisted for long and never bought.
I saw this taxi in the city, my font senses tingled, but I was too slow with my phone camera. So I researched them and even found them be very happy with setting up their company house front^^
By chance - I swear - I came by this instagram user: DJ Shadoe Haze. Very weird one...
This is what I believe to be a bluesky Pin Collection?
Daniel Knightley pointed this album cover out to me on bluesky. Which certainly uses this font, albeit it heavily modified to fit the Logo.
Read about the designers here.
Of course, dear onlooker, if you have examples of that font being used, send me a picture or note please! I would be glad to host it here with your credit :)