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Dear Endministrator, To celebrate Arknights: Endfield's upcoming launch on Steam, we're holding a sp
Read the original →Endfield events rotate fast and almost all of them expire, so missing one usually means losing the reward for good. This page filters the event items out of the official feed, newest first, with dates so you can tell at a glance which ones you can still join.
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Dear Endministrator, To celebrate Arknights: Endfield's upcoming launch on Steam, we're holding a sp
Read the original →Dear Endministrator,Arknights: Endfield now has official accounts on WhatsApp and Messenger. Soon, y
Read the original →Dear Endministrator,While [Bedazzled Issue] is available, the chance of getting the 6★ weapon [Bedaz
Read the original →Dear Endministrator,During [Good Morning from Your Dawnstar] Chartered Headhunting, the 6★ operator
Read the original →Game Tools Update: Progression Calculator Is Live; Complete the Limited-Time Sign-In to Get Oroberyl
Read the original →The notifications are spreading. Text and audio data are being sent to every corner of the world. If
Read the original →Dear Endministrator,While [Military Grade Issue] is available, the chance of getting 6★ weapon [Type
Read the original →Game news copied through several layers tends to drift: wrong dates, renamed rewards, missing entry conditions. This page does not rewrite the developer's posts. It keeps the original headline, records the real publish date, and always sends you to the source for the details, which spares you the telephone-game versions that usually surface in search results.
These three get mixed up constantly. Notices are maintenance windows, version updates and banner details, and they decide whether you should spend resources today. Game news covers everything around the product: livestreams, collaborations, platform support. Events are time-limited activities in game or on the web; they carry rewards and they always have an end date.
The most common mistake is reading only the headline and ignoring the date, then rushing toward an event that closed weeks ago. The second is trusting a third-party summary without opening the original, which is how entry requirements get missed. That is why every card here shows its date, shows a freshness label computed at the moment you open the page, and always keeps a link back to the source.
Straight from the developer's official news page. We do not copy article bodies: only the original headline, the publish date, the cover image and a link back to the source.
A machine fetches the feed every six hours. The most recent fetch time is printed under the heading so you can judge how fresh the data is.
They are computed the moment you open the page, from the real publish date: within 14 days is NEW, past 120 days is OLDER. Because it is dynamic, the page can never advertise an old post as new.
Nothing breaks. A failed fetch leaves the previous data untouched instead of overwriting it with an empty file. If there is no data at all, the page still loads and says so plainly.