If it's an open source game, why don't you look in the code to know the name of the font used ?
Save the TTF files in an other directory.

First you download.
Second you unzip
Thirst you install
Last you use
Dans le premier cas, pour un usage professionnel, un don de $10 semble raisonnable.
It's not a problem of font. You can do that with many verctorial drawing software like Micrographix Draw, Inkscape or others, linking a text with a form.
But it's difficul to have a good result with a script font.
The other way is to have talent and to do it by hand with a pen.
The best way is to compare with an other font with the same quality and the same diffusion.
It can be an other thing. Some othors don's want money for themselves but instead ask for a donation to a NGO or charity association.
It's not Arial (a very little difference for the "t"
) but it's very close.
Except for the S (and a little bit the R), it look like Arial Black.
Edited on Feb 21, 2014 at 14:18 by drf
J'adore les concours. Ca permet de faire bosser plein de gens et de n'en payer qu'un seul.
D'ailleurs, en parlant de "payer", je n'ai pas vu de "prix" dans ce concours... Aurais-je mal lu ?
Je n'ai pas vu non plus les coordonnées de l'huissier après de qui le règlement complets doit être déposé.
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