About Star Wars Republic Commando

Star Wars: Republic Commando is the 2005 tactical first-person shooter developed by LucasArts and set during the Clone Wars era of the Star Wars universe. Released on Xbox and Windows, the game put players in command of a four-person clone-trooper squad on covert missions, and its title wordmark uses a hand-drawn industrial display face whose mechanical-stencil character matches the game's military-procedural register.

Republic Commando's visual identity broke from the cleaner Star Wars marketing of the prequel-era films, leaning into a grittier, more tactical register that anticipated the broader shift in shooter aesthetics later in the decade. The display wordmark itself became a touchstone for industrial-sci-fi game branding, with comparable mechanical-stencil treatments appearing across the genre throughout the 2010s.

What font does Star Wars Republic Commando use?

Star Wars Republic Commando uses Anklepants, designed by Ray Larabie at Typodermic Fonts. A commercial industrial-display face with mechanical-stencil character.

On this page, Lipi offers a generated lookalike of the font used in Star Wars Republic Commando — ready to download instantly with a commercial license, no third-party purchase required.

Where this style works

Industrial display faces with mechanical-stencil character anchor video-game marketing for tactical-shooter and sci-fi titles, esports tournament branding, military and tactical-gear product identities, action-sport wordmarks, and any layout that wants to read as engineered rather than designed. The hand-drawn imperfections give it personality that pure geometric stencils can't deliver.

What you get

Instant download as OTF, TTF and WOFF, with a commercial-use license for $7.99.

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Not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders of Star Wars Republic Commando. The font on this page is an original Lipi-generated lookalike of the font used in Star Wars Republic Commando, not a redistribution of the original commercial typeface. For the original typeface, see the official source.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Star Wars Republic Commando font free?

No. The Republic Commando title wordmark uses Anklepants, a commercial release from Typodermic Fonts. The Lipi lookalike here is sold under a single $7.99 commercial license — no Typodermic purchase required.

What fonts are similar to Anklepants?

Other industrial-stencil and tactical display faces include Octin Stencil, Tachyon, Gunplay, and the broader Stencil-Std family. Free alternatives include Stardos Stencil and Black Ops One from Google Fonts.

Can I use this font for a Star Wars-themed project?

You can use the font itself in any commercial project under the Lipi license. We do not, however, grant any rights related to the Star Wars trademark, the Republic Commando title, or the LucasArts / Disney / Lucasfilm franchise — those remain with their respective rights holders.