Awesome REA — Reverse Engineer Anything
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Understand software with REA. What will you build?
From legacy game ports to a small color picker, explore public projects using Reverse Engineer Anything. See what was built, how REA contributed, and what remains unverified.
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38 public cases — 5 official showcases and 33 community projects or author experiments. Updated: 2026-10-26. Each case retains its own source-review date.
Sources reviewed; author tests not independently rerun.
CHANGELOG · Localization (English)
Popular projects
Snapshot: 2026-10-26. Source-reviewed catalog projects with at least 100 GitHub Stars, sorted by stars. Stars indicate attention, not independent reproduction or production readiness. Snapshot sources.
Official showcases
Games
Applications
Hardware and compatibility
Analysis and evaluation
Learning and reproduction
Tools and integrations
Which cases are included?
A public primary source must explicitly show REA use, a concrete question, a process and output. Analysis, independent implementation and historical work are attributed separately. Failed experiments, evaluations and implemented REA integrations are welcome. Tool introductions, mirrors and unimplemented plans are excluded.
Contributing · REA FAQ (English) · Source records · Open case data
For installation and version requirements, see the REA upstream project.
An independent community collection curated by Sanbu. Not affiliated with the REA upstream project.
Independent editorial summary. Credit belongs to the original authors. Target software, installers and complete decompiler output are not redistributed here. MIT.