Interest Write All Your Letters in Official, Cryptic World Break Font
posted on 2015-02-12 19:10 EST by Bamboo Dong
If you've ever felt a burning desire to type all of your instant messages in that strange and scratchy font that everyone uses in World Break: Aria of Curse for a Holy Swordsman, now you can. The official website is offering free downloads of the font, which lets you type both hiragana and the Roman alphabet.
It's not an exact match of the written language everyone uses in the series, but it's pretty close.
[Via Hachima Kikou]
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