Born from a commission for BioWare’s Dragon Age series, Clockpunk was designed to bring a touch of steampunk grit to in-game dialogue—legible at small sizes, yet bristling with industrial character. Its sharp, octagonal letterforms echo early 20th-century railroad signage, reimagined through the proportions of Franklin Gothic for a sturdy, balanced feel. The result is an industrial grotesque with a spikier, more aggressive edge, as if cut from steel and riveted into place.
Clockpunk thrives in worlds where machinery hums and gears turn—steampunk, dieselpunk, retro-industrial sci-fi, or historical-fantasy branding. It’s equally at home on the cover of a speculative novel, in a tabletop RPG manual, on signage for an immersive event, or in the title sequence of a film or streaming series. Regular and Small Cap styles give you flexibility for bold headlines or compact interface text, while its broad language support spans most Latin-based scripts, Greek, and selected Cyrillic alphabets.
Whether you’re crafting an elaborate fictional world or adding a mechanical bite to a modern brand, Clockpunk delivers precision, presence, and a distinctive sense of engineered history.