'Jointhecrew' looks like it started life as this…Modified 'J', scaled, outline/stroke to clip the 'n' and first 'e'.

You can still hear it screaming…

'Custom Home Builder'

My "insight": Heavily modified Ravenscroft… Lots of scaling…

The read me says this is Freeware, but font infos show that 'Preview & Print Embedding not Allowed'. I don't know if a game or an app can use a font that is restricted other than as a static graphic. It certainly won't embed in a pdf, but game/app development is outside my sphere of experience.
Either contact Fenotype, or take a look at 10:12
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fenotype/10-12/
or Bronson
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fenotype/ft-bronson/
which are very similar in a lot of respects, and have specific licensing for embedding in apps.
(Although, to my understanding, and I hope others chip in here, if the use of the font is in a static graphic such as a gif, jpeg or png, a standard desktop licence would be required, that being freeware, in the case of Lakmus. But I'm not a lawyer, so asking the font author is always going to be the safest bet )

yay!

Not personal experience, but…
"In Windows 7, you could just right-click on the font file, select Properties then go to the Details tab. "
Check that. If the font is restricted, there is your answer.

It's available for purchase here…(although I haven't clicked through to buy it.
http://www.typespace.co.uk/?p=abode

I don't use Word, but it is possible that the font you are using does not allow embedding. Some don't. If you have a font manager, like Font Explorer or Suitcase you should be able to find out in the font info section or have a look here:
https://www.itg.ias.edu/content/embedding-fonts-microsoft-word-documents-windows

De Ja Voodoo
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/239103/tomorrow-font

Strrrreched and inverted

'CENTRO COMERCIAL'

'Joker'