Introducing Grand Theft Auto Font! Grand Theft Auto is an action-adventure game that was published in 1997. It is a game that is loved by many thrill seekers.

While playing, they will transform into a criminal character and they will carry out missions in a city. The missions that characters perform have a negative impact on the security and social order situation.

Now, Grand Theft Auto is still attractive enough to entertain players. This game font (GTA 5 font) used for Grand Theft Auto’s logo is very familiar.

The font used to design the Grand Theft Auto logo is very similar to the Pricedown Font from Designer Typodermic Fonts.

Font Details

Font Name:	Grand Theft Auto Font Family
Style:	Logo, Gaming, Display
Font Designer:	Typodermic Fonts
File Format:	TTF, OTF
License:	Free For Commercial Use
Files:	Grand Theft Auto (Truetype, Opentype)

Character Map Image

Featuring sharp angles and exaggerated letterforms, the Grand Theft Auto font commands attention and exudes a sense of rebelliousness. Its distinct style reflects the game’s themes of crime, adventure, and the fast-paced world of illicit activities.

Usage

With its easy-to-read yet visually striking nature, the font is not only popular among gamers but also finds its place in various forms of media, such as movie posters, album covers, and graphic designs seeking to convey a sense of urban coolness.

This display font is very perfect for branding, game development, social media, prints, magazine layouts, greeting cards, stationery design, brochure layouts, posters design, hoardings, packaging, and so on.

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