Medieval & Fantasy Fonts for Games, Logos and Titles

Whether you are designing a game title screen, a fantasy book cover, a tabletop campaign handout or a stream banner, the right medieval font sets the tone before anyone reads a word. The Pixarts Creator Library collects display typefaces made for exactly that: big, characterful headings with a medieval and dark fantasy feel.

Medieval Fonts for Game Titles and Logos

Our medieval fonts are drawn for large sizes: spiked serifs, uncial and blackletter-inspired shapes, swash tails and carved, weathered strokes. Use them for game logos, title screens, chapter headings, posters, album art, merch and thumbnails. They work best from about 24 px and up, so pair them with a plain serif or sans for running text.

Fantasy Fonts for Books, Tabletop and Streams

A good fantasy font turns a plain heading into a world. Set the title of your novel, a tabletop RPG character sheet, a quest map or a channel banner, and keep the same font across the whole project for a consistent look.

Free and Premium Fonts

Every font has a free download for personal projects: hobby work, school projects, personal social media and mock-ups. When the font goes into something you sell or publish for a client, such as a game, a book, packaging, merch or a monetized channel, choose the premium commercial license on the product page. The full terms are on our licenses page.

What Is Included

Each font comes as TTF, OTF and WOFF2, so it installs on Windows and macOS, works in Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity, Canva (upload) and game engines like Unity and Unreal, and can be embedded on a website. Fonts include uppercase, lowercase, numerals, basic punctuation and kerning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these fonts in my game?

Yes. For a free or personal game project the free download is enough. For a game you sell or monetize, get the commercial license.

Do the fonts support accented letters?

Not yet. The current fonts cover basic Latin (A–Z, a–z, 0–9 and common punctuation). Check the character list on each product page before you buy.

Can I use the fonts in Canva or Google Docs?

You can upload TTF or OTF files to Canva on plans that allow custom fonts. Google Docs does not accept uploaded font files.

Who makes these fonts?

The fonts are designed by RuneType and sold through Pixarts Store. Combine them with our textures, overlays and decals for a complete look.