The most obvious use of the CGA LORES library is to create a 2D side view platformer style game. This is a simple Lode Runner looking test to try out the new sprite page slicer:
Controls:
LEFT ARROW - run left
RIGHT ARROW - run right
UP ARROW - ascend ladder
DOWN ARROW - descend ladder
I discovered that there is a vibrant community building Game Boy games. The Game Boy has a graphics resolution of 160x144 which maps pretty well to the 160x100 CGA LORES resolution, at least as far as assets go. Even the tile size of 16x16 matches the LORES tile size. So there are potentially lots of available assets from the Game Boy development community. Look at Game Boy Studio for many ideas and great pixel artwork.
The running/climbing/falling man sprite is derived from the Game Boy Kung Fu Man available here: https://chasersgaming.itch.io/rpg-asset-character-kung-fu-man-gameboy. This is also a great site for assets. The PICO-8 and TIC-80 are fantasy consoles that have communities of asset creators that match well to the LORES library.
Once again, the limitations of a 4.77 MHz CPU raises its ugly head. Even though this sprite doesn't look very big, it really pushes the limits of the number of pixels that can be updated during inactive video. It is a 14x23 pixel sprite which is only 294 pixels, but that pushes our poor 8088 to its limits. If scrolling and other sprites are going to be updated, care will have to be taken to ensure timing doesn't cause sparkles or tearing.
However, I think it looks great.