1.reacher-z / Awesome-REA
Awesome Reverse Engineering Anything: tools, projects, case studies and research papers for websites, games, apps, binaries, firmware and communication protocols.
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Awesome Reverse Engineering Anything: tools, projects, case studies and research papers for websites, games, apps, binaries, firmware and communication protocols.
Rated, auto-refreshed list of decompiled, recompiled & reverse-engineered games: decomps, static recomps, source ports, engine remakes, browser ports.
This is an open source, all-in-one, static recompilation project that I built from the ground up for the Xbox 360 Gears of War series.
Don't reverse engineer it twice. 17,000+ open-source tools built by reverse engineering closed apps, APIs, devices, protocols, file formats, games and AI tools. Search site + agent skill + MCP server, refreshed nightly.
Native port of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube) for Linux and Android, built from the PrimeDecomp decompilation. No emulator, no game assets included: bring your own disc image.
Awesome list of AI reverse engineering and rebuilds: what AI agents took apart and recreated, and which ones really used REA (Reverse Engineer Anything).
The 2012 Forza Horizon, native on Windows and Linux, and online again: Horizon World, leaderboards and Rivals on a public server you can also self-host. Bring your own copy.
PC, Android, iOS and macOS port of the ICO (PS2) decompilation (nathanialf/ico): Windows, Linux, Steam Deck, Android, iPhone via LiveContainer and Apple-silicon Mac (contributed). Contains no game data.
PC port of GE for Windows and Linux, built from the N64 decompilation. Widescreen, mouse look, modern controller support and in-game settings. Co-op, netplay and mods in development.
A desktop app where AI agents decompile the games you own into C/C++ that rebuilds them byte for byte.
What The Function: your AI agent decompiles games you own into C that compiles to the exact same bytes. Runs locally.