RSS Feeds

Setting up your reader

Using a reader other than Feedly, Inoreader or Feedbin? It works the same in every app:

1. Copy a feed address above (the Copy button).
2. In your reader, choose Add feed, Subscribe or New subscription.
3. Paste the address and confirm.

Popular readers and where to paste the address

• Thunderbird File → New → Feed Account
• NetNewsWire (Mac/iOS) File → New Feed
• Reeder + button → Subscribe to Feed
• Miniflux (self-hosted) Feeds → + New feed
• FreshRSS (self-hosted) Subscriptions → Add
• Tiny Tiny RSS (self-hosted) Actions → Subscribe to feed
• QuiteRSS (Win/Linux) Feeds → Add → Feed
• Feeder (Android) + → Paste URL
• Unread (iOS) + → URL

Feed format

RSS 2.0 with the full article (content:encoded), the lead image (media:content), categories and tags. Add atom/ to any feed address for Atom, e.g. https://cryptogames.gg/feed/atom/.

How fresh

Each feed carries the latest 50 articles. New articles are announced through WebSub (pubsubhubbub.appspot.com) the moment they publish, so readers that support it update instantly; the others pick them up on their next check.

Republishing our articles

You can pull our feeds into your website, newsletter or aggregator. We only ask for a clear link back so readers can find the original.

The ground rules

• Link to the original article on cryptogames.gg, not only to our homepage. The full URL is in each item's <link>.
• Credit the source: every item already ends with an "Originally published on CryptoGames.gg" line; keep it.
• Set a canonical tag to the original URL (<link rel="canonical" href="https://cryptogames.gg/..."/>) so search engines know the source.
• Keep bylines and images as they are.
• No commercial resale of our articles on their own (e.g. a paid newsletter made only of them).

Tools that read RSS

• WordPress: the RSS block, or Feedzy RSS Feeds / WP RSS Aggregator.
• Newsletters (Ghost, Substack, Kit, Beehiiv): most accept an RSS address as a content source.
• Static sites (Hugo, Eleventy, Astro): fetch the feed at build time.
• Zapier / Make / n8n: an "RSS → post" trigger.

Aggregators and high-volume use

Running a news aggregator or app and want our feeds? You're welcome to. For large-scale or commercial syndication, contact us first so we can agree terms.