How to make good UI by using common but beautiful fonts
It is very important to have a consistent look and feel when designing your game. Fonts play an important role there.
If you want to distribute your game or windows, or on multiple platforms, if you choose a font that is common and available on all of those platforms, it will look smooth.
Take a look.
| Type of Game | Font for Titles and Banners | Font for Text |
| Casual, Cards, Strategy | Group 1 - Roboto, Segoe UI Group 2 - Cambria, Times New Roman | Group 1 - Roboto, Calibri, Arial Group 2 - Cambria, Times New Roman |
| Kids, Funny, Soft | Group 1 - Bauhaus93 Group 2 - Curlz MT | Comic Sans MS |
| Serious, Stylish, Military, Futuristic | Agency FB LCD Copperplate Gothic | Agency FB Courier New Consolas |
| Medieval, Victorian, Steampunk | Bernard MT Harlow Solid | Group 1 - Harrington, Times New Roman, Georgia Group 2 - Segoe Script, Brush Script MT |
| Modern | Impact Copperplate Gothic | Courier New Consolas Agency FB LCD |
| Horrror | Chiller Curlz MT | Courier New Harrington Brush Script MT |
- Chose one font from each group and combine with other.
- Arial will go almost anywhere where you have heavy text. Like settings, description, etc. Arial is more common, but Roboto or Calibri may look more elegant.