Pica Hole MRST by Apostrophe is a free bitmap-digital display font with the blunt, punched rhythm of old printer labels and early screen lettering. The letters are built from neat square cells and broken into little holes, so the whole font feels modular, mechanical, and a bit stubborn in a good way.
It fits poster headlines, zine covers, techno flyers, game title cards, and packaging that wants a lo-fi coded accent rather than smooth polish. As a free font, it makes most sense in short display settings where that grid of missing squares can do the work - especially logos and brief cover lines that benefit from its clipped, machine-made texture.