Spooky Isfa 2 is a regular weight, wide, low contrast, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: horror titles, thriller posters, game ui, album art, zines, eerie, grungy, handmade, tension, macabre, aged typing, ink distress, horror tone, lo-fi texture, analog grit, ragged, blotty, roughened, inked, distressed.
A distressed, typewriter-like design with consistently fixed character widths and a broadly even stroke thickness. Letterforms are built from blunt, slightly swollen strokes with irregular edges, creating a blotty, stamped/inked texture. Curves and corners wobble subtly, counters stay fairly open, and terminals often end in uneven nubs or slight drips that keep the silhouette lively. Overall spacing and rhythm are steady and gridlike, while the outlines intentionally feel imperfect and worn.
Works best for horror and thriller titling, eerie editorial callouts, and graphic treatments that want an analog, photocopied or typewritten feel. It also fits game UI, credits, and short paragraphs where a gritty narrative tone is desired; for longer reading, generous size and leading will help the rough edges stay clear.
The texture reads as aged and unsettling—like a smudged ransom note, a haunted typewritten page, or a photocopied dossier. Its rough contours and inky artifacts add nervous energy and a lo-fi horror mood without relying on extreme spikes or high contrast theatrics.
Likely designed to capture the feel of worn monospaced typing with deliberate ink-bleed and distressed outlines, producing a controlled, consistent rhythm while projecting an ominous, found-footage/archival aesthetic.
The caps are sturdy and blocky, while lowercase forms keep a straightforward, utilitarian structure; together they preserve legibility even with heavy distressing. Numerals match the same battered, ink-bleed character, helping mixed text feel cohesive.