Using the News Section
The app is not only a calculator. It also includes a News page for Lust Goddess updates.
Open News from the top navigation to see the latest articles inside the app.
What the News Page Shows
The page lists recent game news items and presents them as article cards. Each item can include:
- the article title
- the publish date
- a cleaned-up preview of the article contents
- an image when one is available
If a custom article image is not available, the app falls back to a default game image.
How to Read an Article
Each article card is clickable.
When you click one, the app opens the original news link in a new browser tab. This lets you browse headlines in the app first, then jump to the full source only when you want more detail.
News Caching and Daily Updates
The app notes that the visible news is updated daily.
It also caches fetched news locally in the browser, which helps the page show content quickly while still updating from the latest published data.
For most users, this just means the News page is convenient to revisit without needing to reload everything from scratch each time.
Using the RSS Feed
If you prefer a feed reader instead of checking the News page manually, the app also provides an RSS feed for the same news source.
RSS Feed URL
The RSS route is:
/rss/lg-game-news
On the deployed site, the full URL is:
https://lg-toolkit.dulljoker.eu/rss/lg-game-news
What the RSS Feed Includes
The feed mirrors the same game news source used by the News page. Feed entries include:
- title
- description
- original article link
- publication date
- article image enclosure when available
This makes it easy to follow updates from any RSS-compatible app or reader.
Why Use the RSS Feed Instead of the News Page
The News page is better when:
- you want to browse inside the app
- you prefer a visual card layout
- you only check updates occasionally
The RSS feed is better when:
- you use a feed reader already
- you want updates alongside your other subscriptions
- you prefer an automatic follow workflow
Both use the same general source, so the better choice depends on how you like to keep up with updates.