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Updater watches the games your server cares about and posts one clean notification per release — then edits that same message in place as better information comes in, instead of flooding the channel with follow-ups.

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What it monitors

Storefronts & platforms

Steam, Epic (Fortnite), Roblox, and Cfx.re/FiveM.

Publishers

EA (Battlefield, Apex Legends), Activision (Call of Duty), Ubisoft (Rainbow Six Siege X), and Bungie (Destiny 2).

Live-service status

Riot (VALORANT/League maintenance signals) and Battlestate (Escape from Tarkov).

Official feeds

Any publisher’s official RSS/Atom news feed.
Coverage isn’t uniform across every game. Some sources hand over exact build numbers and official patch notes; others only confirm that a maintenance window is happening. Updater is upfront about that difference rather than papering over it — see Notifications for what each status badge actually means.

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What a notification looks like

Every release gets one message: the game’s name and icon, a platform and status badge, a version or build line (old → new, once both are known), when the release actually went out and when Updater detected it, a summary when one exists, and a link to the official patch notes when there is one. Fields Updater can’t confirm are left off the card rather than filled in with a placeholder.
See Notifications for the full breakdown of what each part of the card means and when it shows up.

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Why one notification per release

Games rarely announce an update all at once. A Steam build ID might show up hours before the developer publishes patch notes; a maintenance window is often confirmed before anyone says what’s in it. Updater treats these as signals about the same release instead of separate events — it correlates them, and when a new signal adds real information, it edits the existing message rather than posting a new one. Your update channel ends up with one evolving message per release, not a stream of near-duplicates.

Start here

Invite Updater, set a delivery channel, and choose which games to track.