Antikythera Laser Regular Police

Antikythera Laser by Iconian Fonts is a free Greek-inspired display font with towering capitals, sharp wedges, and broad horizontal cuts. Its narrow silhouettes feel mechanical and severe.

It can create a coded, futuristic identity for game interfaces and science-fiction posters, drawing on Greek forms rather than copying classical inscriptions. Music packaging and technology branding also suit its dense strokes and abrupt angles. In an interface or emblem, the broken crossbars can function as recurring graphic markers rather than neutral lettering.

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Antikythera is named after the Antikythera mechanism, a precise calculation instrument discovered off the coast of a Greek island several decades ago. Historians consider it the first real computer; a device with similar functionality and engineering was not seen again for several centuries.

The font includes a complete Latin character set.