Is Cake Mono not typewritery (typewriter-ish? typewriter-esque?) enough for you? Cake Type – the typeface, not to be confused with CakeType, the foundry; notice the space – is a rough version of Cake Mono. Its irregular contours soften up the technical appearance of the letters by suggesting ink spread on paper. Hear the clickety-clack of typewriter keys triggering the arms; feel the metal type bars hit the page. If not, may we suggest sounding out the rhythm with your mouth while typing? Cake Type acquires materiality that adds a human touch to your text. Cake Type comes in three styles and supports Latin Extended including Vietnamese, and Cyrillic. See the PDF specimen for the complete character set and OpenType feature overviews. Related typefaces: Cake Sans, Cake Stencil, Cake Mono and Oigle. The in-use images were designed by Marc Koppen. (Thanks!)