Fonts for GB Studio
A downloadable font pack
Fonts formatted for easy use with GB Studio to add a little flavor to your Game Boy games. Comes in three full variations: thick, slanted, and tiny, which include full alphanumerics and common punctuation and symbols. Also includes combinatory variants so you can do things like
or
and
Special bonus: Dark background versions of all fonts, including the default GB Studio font.
Special extra bonus: pixel port of FrengerType, a font available in my Triad of Fonts package. Not very readable, but very sci fi.
Special extra omega bonus: Dark version of GB Studio default frame.png to make dark fonts look nicer.
Instructions: Download and unzip. Files are divided by folder. Copy the respective ascii.png file and replace the default one in assets/ui of your GB Studio project folder. That's it.
Feel free to modify and edit these as you please. Credit isn't necessary, but always appreciated!
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Development log
- Tiny update turned into something moreJan 14, 2020
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Woow, thanks a lot! You saved me a lot of time! :D
I was about to download this and then I read the text in the boxes. So please check my page because I actually did a Game Boy game about Have a Cigar...
Thank you! Saved me a lot of work.
thx cool guy
Thank you Jeremy for your effort!
I´ve been using your fonts for a game of mine - I might have changed the design of a couple of letters, tho :)
Anyway, I have credited you at the end of the game and on my page, I hope it´s fine!
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Incredible work. I was enraptured by every second of it
Thank you :)
THanks, mate
Gracias!
This is great, thank you!
Thank you!
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The Pink Floyd references improve this even more
Thanks so much for sharing these! I am working on a visual novel for the Game Boy, and I would love to be able to add italics and bold text.
I wonder if it would be possible to have both the default uppercase and lowercase fonts, plus italics/bold by replacing the special characters?
It might very well be possible if there are enough characters to replace. Problem is that you couldn't just type out your text.