Youthanasia, by Graham Meade and Apostrophic Labs, is a free techno display font with a chunky, rounded build and a soft retro-futurist attitude. The letters feel molded from one thick line, with squared openings, blunt joins, and pill-shaped ends that give the font a toy-like, low-tech rhythm instead of a cold machine finish.
It suits poster titles, club flyers, indie game branding, music packaging, and logo sketches where a short word needs a bouncy synthetic voice. As a free font, it also works nicely for title cards and cover lines, because those compact, cushioned shapes keep even simple words feeling graphic and a little odd.