I’ll definitely keep the updates rolling, though things might slow down a bit when the semester starts. Haskell is a beautiful language; I love the idea of writing games in it, partially because games rebel against the idea that Haskell is “bad” at IO-heavy, real-time-ish applications.

Indeed, game writing really forces one to quickly come to terms with some of these weird aspects of the language. Let me know how it goes!

I’ve done that, although other than a re-implementation of some basic vector-based movement and some half-baked game unit code there isn’t really anything to show for it.

Trying to figure out how to handle targeting has been interesting, and led me to an interim solution of existential types with a map keyed by unit id, and a giant pile of material to research. Anyways, point is I’m interested in what you’re working on, keep up the updates!