A downloadable font

Polygothic is a Century Gothic inspired sans-serif font with a twist!

Characters 

Version 0.002 : Improved Kerning, Added Punctuation

This font is currently a prototype. It may contain errors or may have stylistic issues. Please check back for updates. (Feedback is also greatly appreciated!!)

Latin (Basic Latin, Latin-1 Supplement, Latin Extended A, Latin Extended B, IPA Extensions)

Cyrillic (Cyrillic)

General Punctuation

Prototype

This font is currently a prototype. That means there may be errors and things may not appear or behave as you would expect. Projects like this rely on your feedback. Feel free to reach out to me via the message board below to report any issues, or even just to tell me what you think!

Feedback can be given in any language. Please use full sentences so Google Translate can understand you correctly! 피드백은 한국어라도 괜찮습니다! 日本語でもいいです!

Known Issues

- Kerning hasn't been completed for all of Latin Extended B and IPA Extensions and as such some glyphs in those blocks may not appear to be spaced correctly.

Roadmap

Next steps are to add the following Unicode Blocks. There is currently no timeline for this. If you have any requests, please post them in the request post in the forum.

- Finish Kerning for Latin Extended B, IPA Extensions
- Arabic 
- Korean

License

This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1.
This license is available with a FAQ at: https://openfontlicense.org

Download

Download
Polygothic-Light-V0_002.zip 84 kB

Install instructions

Use as any other TTF file. 

Windows - Open the Windows Font Viewer. This is usually done by double clicking on the font file. Click on the Install button. Note that this font doesn't have support for legacy kerning, and may display awkwardly in software that doesn't make use of OpenType features... even though it's a Microsoft initiative. Libre Office and Figma have been confirmed working. 

Mac - Drag font file into the ~/Fonts folder.

Unity Usage Notes

Unity & Text Mesh Pro may not have support for GPOS/GSUB in the current production version, meaning that this font likely won't display correctly. However, the 3.2.0-pre.X (not 4.x) preview version of Text Mesh Pro does have this support.

This page may help:  https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.textmeshpro@3.2/manual/index.html

Godot Usage Notes

Apparently it just works? Figures.

Development log