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Re:Awaken for iPhone

A Windows utility for setting up your own offline KHUX + Dark Road app on iPhone.

Use it on
Windows setup PC + iPhone
Before you start
Your own worldwide v5.0.1 .ipa app file, a connected/unlocked iPhone and internet for the documented prerequisites.
Current status
Published iOS utility. Read its current installation instructions and the disclosed third-party licensing limitations before starting.

Start here

  1. Open the release page below and download the public ReAwaken ZIP, rather than a GitHub source-code archive.
  2. Extract the entire ZIP and open ReAwaken.exe.
  3. Follow its built-in setup instructions, connect and unlock your iPhone, select your .ipa, and review the installation prompts.
  4. Use the maintainer’s guide for first-launch trust and ongoing refresh instructions. Keep your existing app data when updating.
Open Re:Awaken downloadsRead the full installation instructions

Your game file is not included. The repository explains signing, refresh requirements and licensing limitations.

Watch the existing review walkthrough
Your equipment

Choose your cursor.

153 Keyblade renders and 21 attack-card choices, 7 additional boss weapons, plus your normal cursor.

Games follow verified appearances. Shared blades use their labeled art edition. Catalogs are partial.

Current: Kingdom Key

Custom cursors appear on mouse and trackpad devices.

Only this cursor preference is saved in your browser. Privacy

Game assets: 48 native KH1/KHII mesh representations, 46 BBS blade-and-hilt appearances with chains omitted, 17 native HD Re:CoM cards, 41 native Nintendo DS choices and 22 imported game-art choices. Two earlier imported choices now use verified native DS art without changing their selected IDs. Boss Weapons includes seven additional native Days designs and two shared Keyblade appearances. Eight native cursors use a thin visibility outline without recoloring the original pixels. Each choice retains its source edition. Game art belongs to its respective rights holders.