Good Times

Good Times font.

Good Times is a wide techno sans serif by Ray Larabie, built around smooth capsule-like shapes, straight horizontals, and a fast, engineered look.

About Good Times

Good Times has a clean science-fiction feel without looking overly decorative. The letters are broad, rounded at the ends, and shaped with a sense of motion, which makes the font work well for short titles, game-style interfaces, racing graphics, technology themes, and bold display text. Typodermic describes the family as having aerodynamic forms, automotive influence, rounded ends, and wide proportions, and those traits are easy to see in the Regular style.

The downloadable file for this page is Good Times Regular in OTF format. Because the design is wide and strongly styled, it is best used where the words can breathe: logos, headers, posters, badges, thumbnails, signs, and short UI labels. Test it in the preview with uppercase words, numbers, and tight letter combinations before download. For longer paragraphs, pair it with a simpler text font so the page stays easy to read.

When using Good Times in a real layout, compare Regular with your supporting typeface before export. Its squared sci-fi forms can dominate a page, so keep it for the main title, logo-style text, or short labels and use a quieter sans serif for instructions or paragraphs.

Features

• Wide techno letterforms with rounded terminals and a streamlined shape
• Regular OTF font file suitable for display use in short text
• Works well for futuristic, racing, industrial, and game-inspired typography
• Strong horizontal structure that gives titles a clean engineered tone

Best Uses

• Technology logos and product-style headings
• Racing, automotive, and motorsport graphics
• Video game HUD text, sci-fi titles, and interface mockups
• Posters, banners, badges, thumbnails, and short display lines

License Information

Good Times Regular is described by Typodermic as free with a commercial-use desktop license. Use it for print, logos, and static graphics only where the license permits. For webfonts, apps, e-books, embedding, redistribution, client delivery, or extra styles, check the current Typodermic or reseller license terms first.

Designer and Foundry

Good Times is by Ray Larabie of Typodermic Fonts.

Usage Tips

Use Good Times for short, high-impact text rather than body copy. Its wide proportions need space, so try modest tracking and avoid squeezing it into narrow layouts. Pair it with a neutral sans serif for paragraphs, menus, or small captions.

FAQ

Is Good Times free for commercial use?

Good Times Regular is described by Typodermic as free with a commercial-use desktop license. That does not automatically cover web embedding, apps, e-books, redistribution, or every client-use case, so check the current license for your project.

Who designed Good Times?

Good Times was designed by Ray Larabie and is associated with Typodermic Fonts.

What kind of font is Good Times?

Good Times is a wide techno sans serif with rounded ends, straight horizontals, and a streamlined, futuristic look.

What file format is included?

The downloadable Regular style is supplied as an OTF font file.

Is Good Times good for body text?

It is better for headings, logos, and short display text. For paragraphs or long reading, use a simpler companion font.