Rust Servers

What Are Rust Servers?

Rust servers are community-hosted survival worlds on Facepunch's multiplayer sandbox. Instead of official Facepunch populations alone, you join vanilla, modded, PvE, or battlefield hosts with their own wipe schedules, group limits, kits, and economies.

Playstyles range from monthly vanilla wipes and duo/trio-only rules to high-rate PvE with skill trees, raidables, and custom maps. Check wipe day, team size, rates, and live player count before you hit Connect in Steam.

Browse this Rust server list to compare activity, wipe cadence, and connect details — then join with steam://connect or the listed IP and port.

Vote for Rust Servers

Votes help smaller Rust communities stay visible next to huge network brands. Supporting a wipe you already play on is one of the simplest ways to keep its population healthy after force wipe.

Many hosts thank voters with kits, VIP time, or shop credits — more joins usually mean fuller monuments, better events, and stabler clans.

Promote your Rust Server

Rust players filter servers by wipe schedule, group limits, and rates before they connect. A Rust server advertisement puts your banner above this ranking where people already compare vanilla, modded, and PvE hosts.

Top banners and sticky ads are available on the Advertise page. Sponsored listings are clearly marked and do not replace community votes.

Rust Videos

Official Facepunch update trailers that show the survival, building, and wipe-to-wipe chaos Rust community servers are built around.