flickgame is a compact, self-contained visualization that recreates the classic game of "Flick" on an HTML canvas. The source file encodes the entire game board—a 168×62 grid of cells—as a run-length encoded string, where numbers indicate repeated cell states and letters represent colors (e.g., `0` for background, `e` for a dark fill, `a` for a lighter fill, `d` and `1` for drawing strokes). The visualization decodes this compressed data to render a pixel-art scene of a stylized character, with each canvas row drawn sequentially. The piece demonstrates how a simple textual format can be transformed into a visual, interactive game interface, referencing the original Flickgame. The encoding highlights the efficiency of run-length representation for grid-based graphics.