Jade Arrow Pack #38 is a Horror-themed Windows cursor pack curated for the Font Loft archive by Imran Khoury, released under CC0 1.0. It ships as a folder of native .cur and .ani files designed to drop straight into Mouse Properties → Pointers without any third-party installer.
The pack covers the standard Windows cursor roles: Normal Select, Help Select, Working In Background, Busy, Precision Select, Text Select, Handwriting, Unavailable, the four resize cursors, Move, Alternate Select, and Link Select. The default arrow and the link-pointer hand are tinted in the Horror accent color so they read clearly on both dark and light wallpapers, and the animated busy spinner keeps the same visual language without becoming distracting during long renders or compiles.
Like the rest of the catalog, Jade Arrow Pack #38 works on every supported version of Windows — 7, 8.1, 10, and 11 (including the recent 24H2 update on Windows 11) — because the underlying cursor format hasn t changed since the late 1990s. It will also survive a remote desktop session: the cursor is rendered by the OS compositor, not by individual applications, so your scheme follows you into RDP, VNC, Parsec, and anything else that paints to the desktop. The only place you ll see the default Windows pointer reappear is inside fullscreen games or apps that explicitly draw their own cursor.
Because Jade Arrow Pack #38 is published under CC0 1.0, you can also bundle it into your own work — a Windows skin pack, a streaming overlay, a small commercial app — without any attribution obligation, although crediting Imran Khoury is appreciated. Font Loft s licensing page spells out exactly what each accepted license requires.
For a wider read on how this style of pack fits into a Windows desktop personalization workflow, see our notes on the Font Loft catalog and the licensing page for redistribution rules.
If you came here from a search for a specific play style, the matching genre browse will surface visually-related packs from the rest of the catalog — useful when you want a coordinated look across your gaming and desktop sessions.