Grace of Etro by El Hechicero is a free futuristic display font whose lettering turns thin, even strokes into an array of geometric signs. Tall verticals, open circles, sharp wedges, and crossing bars recur across the forms, with broad and narrow shapes creating an irregular mechanical cadence.
Digital graphics are its most convincing medium, especially for game interfaces, electronic music artwork, and science-fiction title sequences, because the characters resemble both lettering and circuitry symbols. It also suits posters built around coded messages or speculative technology, though its clearest role is in screen graphics seeking an unfamiliar alphabetic texture.
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This font was used in the video game Final Fantasy XIII. I drew it, but the original design is by Square Enix.