"Epic Games" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that recovers original C# class, method, field, and parameter names from Unity IL2CPP global-metadata.dat files to assist with reverse engineering Unity games.

Enables coding agents to capture and inspect running projects, resolve real assets from free sources, and check source for design tells, providing an evidence loop for improving websites, games, and motion.

Enables agents to resolve build-specific symbols, decompile and inspect functions, compare builds, trace cross-build addresses, and query cached reverse-engineering facts for CyberConnect2 Storm-engine games through its tools and resources.

Enables any general-purpose agent to mod IL2CPP, Mono (.NET), and Unreal games by resolving hook targets from engine metadata rather than memory guessing. Provides 45 tools covering the full workflow of finding a game, indexing types/fields/methods, injecting a Frida probe, hooking methods, and reading or writing game memory.

Enables coding agents in Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients to run five CI-style gates — hardcoded secrets, tenant-scoped queries, money float maths, unsafe migrations and dead doc links — over code the agent just wrote. Findings come back with the file, line, what is wrong and the fix, in the same turn, so expensive mistakes are caught before they merge.

Provides a set of low-level tools for reverse engineering GameCube and Wii games via Dolphin's DAP debug server, including memory/register operations, disassembly, breakpoints, and code injection.

Enables AI agents to play Space Station 13 and similar games by proxying their connection to game servers and providing gameplay, code-reading, and admin tool capabilities.

Enables AI assistants to understand Unity games and build mods by querying and acting on a combined knowledge base built from static analysis, online research, and an in-game runtime agent, with user consent required for any changes.

Enables an AI agent to auto-detect a game's engine (Unity, Unreal, Godot, Java, or native) from its files and then inspect, search, and patch the underlying binaries with in-process PE analysis, hex editing, pattern scanning, string extraction, checksums, diffing, and disassembly. Everything runs locally and offline with no cloud dependency or telemetry.