Finally got around to cleaning it up, haddocking everything, and getting it up on Hackage.
A screenshot from the example showing multiple tilesets and sizes:
This is a (relatively) low level binding to BearLibTerminal, which is a graphics/event handling library for making roguelike-style games (terminal emulator or tileset kind of things).
I’ve ported some of the examples to Haskell (in the omni directory) but I believe it is a complete binding already.
Now I’ve got this properly done (with the exception of integrating the C library, which I have no idea about how to reasonably do with Cabal…) I can go back to working on a higher level game engine wrapper - one that has logic for e.g. viewports and is more declarative - around this and to port the famous roguelike tutorial to Haskell.
Doing my best to dispel the notion that Haskell is completely unsuitable for gamedev!