Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
decomp.wtf turns owned games back into byte-matched C
A free desktop app directs AI agents to decompile games you own, checking each reconstructed function against the original bytes.
- For
- Game decompilers and retro-game preservation projects
- Worth noticing
- The page lists 245 community projects on decomp.dev; GameCube and Wii file matches are described as linking into the game and checking its checksum.
Field notes
The landing page offers macOS/Linux and Windows install commands, then walks through opening a local ROM or disc image, choosing an agent, and tracking matched functions. Its demo is explicitly described as a simulation: the assembly comes from the demo ROM, while agent activity and timing are simulated. For existing projects, it points users to 245 community decomps on decomp.dev and describes branching, linking object files, and checksum checks on GameCube and Wii.
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