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This AI Agent Reverse Engineered My Game in Minutes!

A walkthrough using OpenCode with the REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) MCP to analyze a compiled .NET game DLL (RGRunner.dll) belonging to the author, generate a patched copy and test the modified behaviour, covering REA installation, MCP health checks and AI-driven analysis.

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About this case

The video demonstrates installing REA MCP, connecting it to OpenCode, verifying tool availability and dependencies, then having an AI agent reverse engineer the author's own compiled .NET game assembly. It shows how the agent analyzes the DLL, produces a patched version, and tests the resulting behaviour (e.g. unlimited tokens) in an authorized lab, ending with security lessons for developers and a link to the REA GitHub repository.

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This AI Agent Reverse Engineered My Game in Minutes!

What happens when you give an AI agent a compiled game file and ask it to reverse engineer the game's logic?

In this video, I put OpenCode + REA (Reverse Engineering Anything) MCP to the test using my own game, RG Runner. Instead of opening the game's source code, I use an AI agent to analyze the compiled RGRunner.dll, generate a patched copy, and test the result.

🔥 What you'll learn:

  • How AI-powered reverse engineering works
  • What REA (Reverse Engineering Anything) MCP is and how it works
  • How to install REA and connect it to OpenCode
  • How to check MCP tool availability and dependencies
  • How an AI agent analyzes a compiled .NET game assembly
  • How AI generates a modified DLL for an authorized test
  • How the patched game behaves when tested
  • Important security lessons for software developers

⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: AI vs my own game 00:56 What is REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) MCP? 01:15 Installing and setting up REA MCP 03:01 MCP health check and required tools 03:37 Playing the RG Runner game 04:05 AI analyzes the compiled DLL 04:43 Results: patched file 05:08 Testing the patch: unlimited tokens 05:42 Outro

🔗 Links: REA GitHub: https://github.com/morluto/rea

⚠️ Disclaimer: This experiment was done on a game I created myself, in an authorized testing lab. This video is for educational purposes only. Reverse engineering or modifying software you don't own, without permission, may violate Terms of Service or the law. RGSecurityTeam does not support illegal activity.

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