
Rust will keep you up at night.
You’ll think about how to get food, how to make a workable weapon, how to find shelter, and stay away from radiation. Most of all you’ll think about how to stay alive.
Rust is a first person multiplayer game that has taken the gaming world by storm. The game sets you off kilter from the start – suddenly the world you knew does not exist and what remains is a life that you can’t imagine how to survive in. But survive you must because if you don’t, your end won’t be pretty.
Danger is everywhere. If the animals don’t get you, the radiation can. If that doesn’t get you, other people or even a rust aimbot will. They may see you as competition, a barrier to their resources. They may see your stuff and decide they want it or need it more than you. Whatever their motivating, they will exact it on you if you don’t do something about it.
If you know only one thing going in it should be this: only the strong survive.
Rust forces you to use your wits to make it in the harsh environment created by Facepunch Studios. And people are loving every harrowing minute of it. So much so that the game has sold $30 million since its release in 2013. And it keeps going and going and going. Rust is intense and that’s what makes it addictive. You won’t be able to resist once you get started.



