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Unleashed Recompiled
An unofficial PC port of the Xbox 360 version of Sonic Unleashed
Unleashed Recompiled is a reverse engineering and recompilation project aimed at reconstructing Sonic Unleashed for modern platforms by translating original console binaries into readable and rebuildable C++ code. Instead of emulating the game, the project focuses on decompilation and recompilation, allowing the game to run natively on modern hardware with improved performance and compatibility. -
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Jazz2
Jazz² Resurrection: Open-source reimplementation of Jazz Jackrabbit 2
jazz2 is a reverse engineering and decompilation project of Jazz Jackrabbit 2, the iconic 2D platformer developed by Epic MegaGames in the late 1990s. This ambitious project aims to recreate the original game from its binary form into readable and compilable C++ code. By doing so, it opens the door for native builds, modding, bug fixing, and potential enhancements beyond the limitations of the original closed-source game. -
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XenosRecomp
A tool for converting Xbox 360 shaders to HLSL
XenosRecomp is a specialized project within the Hedge-dev ecosystem that focuses on recompiling and reconstructing the Xenos GPU pipeline used in the Xbox 360, enabling accurate rendering when porting games to modern platforms. It works alongside CPU recompilation tools by translating GPU-specific instructions and behaviors into equivalents that can be executed on modern graphics APIs such as DirectX or Vulkan. This allows recompiled games to maintain visual fidelity while benefiting from... -
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ArxLibertatis
Cross-platform port of Arx Fatalis, a first-person role-playing game
Arx Libertatis is an open-source cross-platform port of the 2002 first-person RPG Arx Fatalis, originally developed by Arkane Studios. This project modernizes and maintains the game engine, bringing it to modern systems while preserving the core gameplay, visuals, and charm of the original. Arx Libertatis improves compatibility, performance, and modding capabilities, enabling fans of the cult classic to enjoy and extend the game on Linux, Windows, and macOS. It is not a remake but a faithful... -
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kiero
Graphical hook for a D3D9-D3D12, OpenGL and Vulkan based games
Kiero is a lightweight and flexible hooking library designed to intercept graphics API functions, especially for injecting custom code into DirectX (9, 11, 12) and OpenGL-based applications. It’s often used for overlay rendering, game modifications, debugging, or reverse engineering purposes. By providing an easy-to-use interface for binding and overriding rendering calls, Kiero enables developers to create tools like custom HUDs, frame analyzers, or graphical overlays across a wide variety of games and applications. -
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Quake III Arena
Quake III Arena GPL Source Release
Quake-III-Arena is the legendary first-person shooter originally released in 1999, and this repository holds its GPL-licensed source code release. By making the engine code fully open under GPL-2.0 (with licensing details regarding some bundled libraries like zlib), it allows the community to build, port, and maintain the engine, ensuring that the game remains playable even decades later. The release includes all major game subsystems: rendering, physics, network code, game logic, and tools...
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