Разработчик: Facepunch Studios
Описание
The only aim in Rust is to survive. Everything wants you to die - the island’s wildlife, other inhabitants, the environment, and other survivors. Do whatever it takes to last another night.
Rust now enters its 11th year of continued expansion and has had over 385 content updates, with a guaranteed content patch every month. These include regular balance fixes and improvements to AI, and graphics, as well as updates to environments and the frequent addition of content such as new maps, more weapons, extra vehicles, and a plethora of utility items. Keep an eye out for regular seasonal events, as there’s always something interesting or dangerous (or both) happening on the island.
Updates to the game include:
Procedurally generated worlds with community map editor support
Host your own servers and with server-side modding support
Transportation: horses, modular cars, hot air balloons, helicopters, bikes, trains, boats, and more
Complex electrical, farming and automation systems
Base Building and Raiding
New factions, enemies, and wildlife
New monuments, terrain, and areas to explore
Advanced underwater areas to discover
Musical instruments and the ability to perform to players
Large overground and underground train networks
Massive recent graphics upgrade and environment overhaul
New for 2025 - The Primitive Update - Featuring new Siege Weapons, Shields, and a new game mode
...and much more
EXPLORE
You wake naked on a mysterious island, armed only with a rock and a torch. You’ll need to brave environmental dangers and deficiencies (from heat and cold to thirst and starvation), build a shelter, eat (or be eaten), and scavenge materials. Explore the island and its abandoned settlements, mysterious monuments, and the factions that occupy them.
But, above all, watch out for other survivors…
BUILD
Design and build bases to store your loot, defend your territory, and control the resources of the island. Research the tech tree, grow farms, command electricity, and commandeer various forms of transportation to traverse the island. Whatever it takes to get ahead.
SURVIVE
There are no rules in Rust but the ones you make for yourself. Craft tools, armour, and weapons to defend yourself. Cooperate with friends, make alliances, and build a settlement together. Explore the island and what’s happening in it, trade with other players, or prey on them, raiding their bases and taking their hard-won goods.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, korean, russian, simplified chinese, ukrainian, polish, portuguese - portugal, turkish, arabic, czech, danish, dutch, finnish, greek, norwegian, portuguese - brazil, spanish - latin america, swedish, traditional chinese, vietnamese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8250U / AMD Ryzen 5 5500 or better
- Memory: 10 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1050 / AMD 500 Series or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 40 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD is highly recommended or expect longer than average load times.
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i7-4790K / AMD Ryzen 5 2600 or better
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: RTX 3060 / RX 570 Series or better
- DirectX: Version 12
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 40 GB available space
- Additional Notes: SSD Required
Mac
- OS: macOS Monterey (version 12)
- Processor: Apple M1
- Memory: 10 GB RAM
- Graphics: Apple M1
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 40 GB available space
- OS: macOS Monterey (version 12)
- Processor: Apple M1 Pro / Max / Ultra
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: Apple M1 Pro / Max / Ultra
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 40 GB available space
Linux
- Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 / AMD FX-9590 or better
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 670 2GB / AMD R9 280 better
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Processor: Intel Core i7-4690K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 980 / AMD R9 Fury
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 12 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
It's not just a game it's an actual life
Those nights with your friends, the raids, the roams the troll and everything in this game is just different
Honestly if this game ran well I'd probably have given it a positive review, but even on mid graphics it runs terribly, and it gets in the way of an already mediocre experience.
I'll keep playing for a bit to see if it gets any better, maybe it's because I joined a bit late. But, as things stand, you're not missing out on much.
this game is unplayable if you play solo and just want to learn the game and have a good time,the process it repeats itsself u spawn u take resourses,then u get killed by someone and its very hard to build base on populated servers bc everyone u encounter 80% of the time just wants to kill you
non stop crashing. have a pc that should be able 2 run the game on max settings but ye non stop crashing. 10/10 would play, tho maybe you have better luck
game is 9/10. cheaters get taken care of pretty quick so very good. please stop cheating before it ruins your life.
Nothing but cheaters on there. took me 10 hours to finally establish a base, then some A-hole shows up and destroys everything in seconds. If they offered non pvp servers that you dont have to pay for then it would be way better, but to finally get established and then someone destroys it and you have to start all over, its dumb.
There is no game like it, Both incredibly frustrating waking up to no base but equally the feeling of raiding someone else's base makes right back up for it, give it a try if you are interested in one day having headloss and the next wanting to perish.
this game feels like ur smocking crack it can be a good wipe or a bad one, this shi gonna make u lose a monitor.
very fun, can be frustrating at time but if you push through its one of the best games
The game fosters a fair and enjoyable experience with no toxicity or cheating. Players can relax and sleep well knowing their bases are protected from offline raids, allowing for a balanced and stress-free environment. With a welcoming community, the game ensures a positive experience that won’t disrupt your day.
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☑ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☑ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☑ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☑ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☑ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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🌟 2/10 – A Game for Psychopaths
I went into Rust expecting a challenging survival experience. What I got instead was a mental asylum in video game form. The biggest issue? The players. They are completely insane.
You spawn in as a fresh newbie, completely naked, and before you can even pick up a rock, some lunatic wearing a full metal suit will beat you to death for no reason. Try to build a base? Good luck! The moment you log off, some bored psychopaths will raid everything you own just because they can. There is no logic, no mercy—just pure, chaotic madness.
Survival games should be tough, but Rust isn’t about skill or strategy. It’s about who can be the biggest menace to society. Unless you enjoy being tortured by toxic players 24/7, stay far, far away.
Spawn on Beach. Run Around. Get Killed. Spawn on Beach. Run Around. Get Killed. Spawn on Beach. Run Around. Build a Base. Get Killed. Spawn in Base. Get Raided. Get Killed. Spawn on Beach.
Rating: 1/10
Rust, while having gained a huge following over the years, is one of those games that fails to live up to its potential. The premise is simple: a survival game where players must gather resources, build bases, and survive against each other and the environment. However, despite its popularity, Rust offers a frustrating and often unbalanced experience, leading to countless hours of wasted time and unnecessary rage. Here’s why it’s barely worth playing.
Why Rust Falls Short
💥 Unbalanced Progression System
Rust’s progression system is deeply flawed. The game requires extensive grinding to gather resources, craft items, and build structures. However, all of this work can be undone in a matter of minutes by a group of players raiding your base, stealing all your hard-earned materials. This creates a sense of futility that makes the game feel more like a chore than a rewarding experience. Rather than feeling accomplished, players often feel punished for their time spent grinding.
👾 Toxic Community and Harassment
While not unique to Rust, the toxic community is a major issue. The game has a notorious reputation for players griefing and harassing newcomers. Instead of focusing on the survival elements, many players opt for destructive behavior, such as raiding weaker players repeatedly, using offensive language, or ruining the experience for others. This makes it hard to enjoy the game, especially for those just starting out.
💻 Bugs and Glitches
Rust is known for its technical issues that negatively affect gameplay. Server lag, desync, and game-breaking bugs are a frequent occurrence. These issues hinder the experience, making what should be an enjoyable time into a frustrating mess. The lack of a consistent fix for these bugs makes the technical side of the game feel unpolished.
⚔️ Unpredictable PvP
Rust prides itself on PvP combat, but often the system feels unfair. Players who dedicate hours to crafting powerful weapons and building complex bases can be wiped out in an instant by a group of raiders, leading to moments of utter frustration. The reliance on PvP for progression can make the game feel like it’s more about luck than actual skill, especially if you're unlucky enough to be caught by a more advanced group.
Conclusion
While Rust has a solid foundation with its survival mechanics, it’s ultimately an experience that frustrates more than it entertains. The time spent grinding for resources can be quickly undone, the community can be toxic, and the technical issues are hard to ignore. While some players may enjoy the chaos and unpredictability of the game, Rust ultimately fails to deliver a fun, balanced, or rewarding experience for many. 1/10—it’s hard to recommend a game that leaves you feeling more annoyed than satisfied.
Spawn on Beach. Run Around. Get Killed. Spawn on Beach. Run Around. Get Killed. Spawn on Beach. Run Around. Build a Base. Get Killed. Spawn in Base. Get Raided. Get Killed. Spawn on Beach.
A Masterpiece
After buying this game as an alpha supporter from the far off year of 2014 I cannot in good faith recommend this game.
As for why, let’s just say that having no prior record of cheating and playing for over a decade does not make Facepunch second guess a false flag EAC ban. Save your money and account and go somewhere else.
A wonderful, beautiful game. I recommend it to those who have a lot of time and strong nerves. The game is great, the updates make it better. In general, you can have a great time.
Very addictive, enjoy building and battling neighbouring bases, solo or with a team. Very great survival game.
So we have Rust a fun looking game when you see it, but then you play it you feel like you are a black guy trying to be cool with a cop, yea it does not work out but it rusts somehow you still want to play, but anyway this game is so fun but its hard sometimes but you just need to have fun.
This game is all racist people from russia to austraila all screaming and cheating giving your ears aids you will end up playing this game for 1000s of hours of you life not being able to sleep because your scared of geting offlined and losing you days worth of work to a 40 year old man 10 deep raiding solos overall 10/10 game would recomend
This is the fucking worse game ever not the fucking servers but the game itself never in my life where i played a game where it had so many bugs or where my pc couldnt run the game even tho i have every part that should let mme run this piece of shit game everytime i try to play it crashes my internet where it dosnet allow me reconnect back to it for a while never had that happen n any other games even the bigger games in rust
This game is the best game for chilling and having fun with friends, when i farm it feels relaxing and the game is just amazing
I really wouldn't recommend getting this game personally, I got it when it first came out because of Frankieonpc however a lot has changed from then and the game has become extremely grindy and toxic and is currently full of cheaters, yes back in its early days it had cheater problems but they were banned fast and didn't really get anywhere however these days cheaters are literally everywhere you go, unless you have an admin monitoring the server 24/7 you will likely run in to cheaters.
I originally bought this game as it had zombies and because of how it played however all that has changed since then and its honestly sad to see they didn't even keep access to the legacy version of the game, I understand that over time things change and I accept and I see and understand the devs put a lot of hard work in to the game but at the end of the day the cheater problem is massive, they run rampant on all the major servers and community servers, yes they get banned, however they get banned like a week or month later normally, well after the damage has been done.
I hope one day they bring back the ability to play legacy however I doubt they ever will, anyways this game is far from what I originally bought and I just can't find it all that fun if I'm to be honest.
(Yes I understand there are modded servers that fix a lot of the above mentioned issues however I'm talking about base game / none modified servers e.c.t)
>joins "noob friendly server"
>dies over and over to auto turrets flooding the map
>game crashes my whole computer
>reinstall all graphics drivers
>finally join new rust server only 1 day into fresh wipe
>bases everywhere, cant walk 5 ft without being shot
>computer crashes
I would rather let magic johnson touch my willy than ever become the type of neck beard that enjoys this
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)
Pros:
✅ Deep and challenging survival mechanics
✅ Intense PvP and base-building gameplay
✅ Thriving and unpredictable player interactions
✅ Frequent updates with new content
Cons:
❌ Harsh learning curve for new players
❌ Toxic player base at times
❌ Performance issues on console versions
Gameplay & Survival
Rust is one of the most hardcore and unforgiving survival games out there. You start naked, armed with only a rock and a torch, and must gather resources, craft tools, and build shelter to survive against the environment and other players. The need to manage hunger, thirst, and radiation adds an extra layer of difficulty, making every decision crucial.
PvP & Player Interaction
The multiplayer experience is the heart of Rust. Whether you're engaging in all-out warfare, forming alliances, or getting backstabbed by a so-called "friend," every interaction feels dynamic and unpredictable. However, the game has a notorious reputation for toxicity—kill-on-sight is the norm, and trust is a rare commodity.
Base Building & Raiding
Building a stronghold is satisfying, but no base is ever truly safe. The thrill of raiding and defending is what makes Rust so addictive. The balance between progression and risk keeps players coming back, even after losing everything to a well-coordinated raid.
Graphics & Performance
Rust boasts a beautiful, albeit brutal, world with detailed environments and realistic lighting. However, the game is not without technical issues. While the PC version is well-optimized, console versions suffer from lag, crashes, and long load times.
Final Verdict
Rust is a survival game that demands patience, resilience, and a thick skin. If you love high-stakes gameplay, emergent storytelling, and adrenaline-fueled encounters, Rust is an experience like no other. Just be prepared for a harsh initiation—and a few rage-inducing moments along the way.
Meh, survival crafter for zoomers. Definitely not worth $40 dollars, and trust me, I've spent much more for much less. Pretty much takes all the bad stuff from DayZ and Forknife and meshes them together. Movement shooters just aren't my thing, wiggling back and forth isn't a skill. I prefer my gameplay to rely on good aim, not who can spam A+D faster. Also, I haven't ran into a single person that hasn't called me a slur yet.
Not sure how anyone could get over 100 hours in this game, let alone thousands, I'm bored already, can't wait for my friends to get over this one. Unironically the best thing in this game is the signs, I pretty much just spend my time painting now. The building isn't really bad either, very fast and extremely simple, allows for building a complex base quickly.
Probs one of the worst video games I have ever played. Def worst shooter I've ever played. 10/10 would never recommend anyone even my worst enemy to try this game. Zero potential.
Overall fun game, bigger servers have cheaters, but the smaller servers are always friendly.
The ratio of fun to boring is probably like 1 fun every 8 boring
You know I love Rust. I bought it back when it was another crafting zombie survival game. I bought the voice props to support the team
I can't update my PC to Windows 11 and migrated to Linux and now I can't play at all because who wants to play on the extremely few servers that don't have EAC? Play single player? Nope, doesn't exist.
You're not in early access anymore guys. Turn on EAC for linux players please.
Rust is an incredible survival game, especially on PVE servers where you can focus on building, exploring, and resource management without the stress of PVP. The monthly updates are a highlight—developers consistently deliver new content and improvements that keep the game fresh.
If you enjoy survival games with depth and a committed dev team, Rust is absolutely worth your time!
Good game to learn Russian and French
i get way too many racial slurs yelled at me after i poop on players
I have about 2000 hours in this game over the years. I've been playing since early launch and this has always been one of the best games on steam. While it is very difficult, time consuming and heart wrenching, the good times in the game far overshadow those occasional losses.
its good if you like beaing offline raided online raids never heppend in my 130 h for now dis game is good but preatty match if your solo you need to live 2 lives sepret it comsumes a loooot of time but yea its good game fun in team when you dont have to no life like solo and youll get fu@@_ in the ass if you kill a wrong guy offline raid instant lol
Where do I even begin this game is the worst and best game at the same time. After devoting what feels like my entire life to this game I have come to the realization that I will no longer feel the touch of a women ever again as while playing this game I have gone through approximately 4 underwear changes on average a year. What really pushed me over the edge for this being a terrible game was when I woke up on the beach as per usual only to be surrounded by a clan of 13 dudes all wearing frog masks no shirts or shorts and lemon peppa steppas, they were all holding stone spears and speaking in some foreign language to me. The had a translator and at that moment i realized i was being held hostage. They brought me over to their base i was merely a pawn in their game. They tortured me, hurt me, did unspeakable things to me and that is what haunts me about this game. This game is truly remarkable.
If you enjoy being addicted to a single game, enjoy being door camped by 16 year olds with no life’s outside online, than this is the game for you
This game has made me realize how awful society is and how much I don't wanna be here anymore. Would recommend :)!
Only a few hours on the game (6 k hours). It ruined my life, but it was already going down the drain, so I'd say it was worth it. 10/10 would do again. They consistently add updates every month that change the game and even after 6 K hours I'm still finding out new things in the game. It's truly a labor of love and I would actually recommend you give it a try.
This game is a bad version of ARK, spawn trapping, no one helps, no friendly players, overall bad experience. Absolute waste of 40 dollars
It's a fun game ... but it runs poorly for 80% of the player base... badly optimised game.... don't buy. takes me an hour to log in ( no joke).
This game will destroy your life, but it sure will be fun! Unfortunately the community is now overrun with cheaters and abusive admin, it has become nearly impossible to play through a wipe on official or community without losing to a cheater or a false ban.
Unplayable if you're employed, have hobbies, or have god forbid anything else that requires your attention for 5 seconds. Not to mention, the horrible performance on great hardware terrible pop in issues, and an unmatched level of toxicity player-base. Watch Streamers and content creators play it.........
You can dodge the bullets, but you cant dodge the tears. My tears puddle on my floor every time i play.
I was another person before this game now i am living in misery without shower on 250 grams of food per day and 87 ml of water and 3L COLA a day. P.S Never buy this game also makes you extremely racist
It's cheaper than meth but same as addictive and ruin your life
This game heightened my anxiety levels, gave me trust issues, increased the probability of heart failure and made me hate people even more than I already do. Naturally I'll give it a 6 out of 10. You may also get addicted in the worst way possible.
Hmm, what can i say, It's a masterpiece. By far the greatest game of all time. No other game can be superior than waking up on a beach naked with a rock as your only tool for survival. The sudden chills when you hear a bear roaring at you while you run for your life. Rust has completely changed me. My soul has become one with rust, I breathe rust.
this is without a doubt my favorite game, i built my pc a few months ago purely to play this game. since then I've spent 1000$ on skins for the game. if an open world brutal survival game sounds appealing to you. buy rust
my family got waped then got tortured and tickled my very first wipe on a PVE server and then a guy ran up on me screaming slurs. would recommend
RUST Review: A Hardcore Survival Experience... Held Back by Invasive Anti-Cheat
RUST is one of those games that can be as brutal as it is exhilarating. From its core concept of survival in a harsh, unforgiving world to the tense PvP encounters that can result in either incredible victories or heartbreaking losses, the game has carved out a loyal player base over the years. Its open-world sandbox encourages creativity, resourcefulness, and player-driven narratives that are hard to find elsewhere. However, despite its undeniable potential and addictive gameplay, RUST is currently hindered by a glaring flaw that tarnishes the overall experience: the game’s anti-cheat system, which has become an invasive hindrance rather than a helpful safeguard.
In this review, we’ll explore what makes RUST a compelling experience, and how the anti-cheat has turned into a serious issue that may leave both new and veteran players frustrated and disengaged.
Gameplay: Thrilling Yet Frustrating
At its heart, RUST is about survival, and the game does an outstanding job of creating a tense atmosphere where every decision matters. Whether you're gathering resources, building shelter, or forming alliances with other players, the stakes are always high. PvP combat, where groups of players fight over territory, loot, and resources, is both thrilling and often devastating. There’s a palpable sense of fear when you hear footsteps approaching your base, knowing that your hard work and progress could be wiped out in an instant.
The crafting system is deep and rewarding, offering a wide array of tools, weapons, and structures that allow players to express creativity while also preparing for the constant threats they’ll face. The crafting loop, combined with the dynamic world filled with other players, creates a unique sense of immersion and engagement. The world feels alive, and everything—from animal hunting to raiding other players’ bases—carries weight.
Visually, RUST has seen some improvements over the years. The world looks great, with varied landscapes that encourage exploration, and the weather system adds a layer of environmental challenge. The sound design also complements the atmosphere well, with ambient noises and the distant thrum of helicopters or gunfire constantly reminding you that danger is never far away.
However, for all its strengths, RUST is also known for being punishing, and not just in the way the game’s mechanics work. The real challenge, especially for players who spend hours building and crafting, comes from the game’s persistent problem with cheating.
The Anti-Cheat: An Invasive Hindrance to Gameplay
If there’s one thing that consistently sours the RUST experience, it’s the anti-cheat system. While any game that involves player versus player interactions needs some form of anti-cheat software to maintain fair play, the anti-cheat in RUST isn’t just a background process working quietly behind the scenes—it actively interferes with gameplay in ways that are both disruptive and irritating.
First and foremost, the anti-cheat system is far too aggressive and invasive. From the moment you launch the game, you’re bombarded by prompts and notifications that feel more like a constant reminder that you’re being watched rather than a security feature designed to protect your experience. While it's understandable that the developers want to prevent cheating, the execution here feels like a sledgehammer to a problem that could be better addressed with more finesse.
One of the most frustrating aspects of RUST’s anti-cheat is how it frequently causes performance issues. Players have reported sudden drops in FPS, lag spikes, and stuttering that seem directly tied to the anti-cheat’s intrusive processes. These performance dips are not only annoying—they actually make the game feel unresponsive and clunky, disrupting the flow of gameplay and making it harder to focus on what should be a tactical and engaging survival experience. Whether you're trying to build your base, craft new items, or engage in PvP combat, these performance issues take away from the immersion and fun.
On top of this, the anti-cheat system can trigger false positives. Many players have reported being unfairly banned or temporarily locked out of the game for seemingly no reason at all. A legitimate player might find themselves booted from the game without warning, with no clear explanation as to why, only to be told that the anti-cheat has flagged their account. This level of uncertainty creates unnecessary stress and anxiety for players, who must wonder if they’ll be the next to fall victim to an overly aggressive system that doesn’t always distinguish between legitimate behavior and potential rule-breaking.
Perhaps the most frustrating aspect, however, is that the anti-cheat becomes an actual hindrance to the fun of the game. Instead of simply running quietly in the background, it actively interferes with your ability to enjoy RUST. Players find themselves encountering long loading screens, unnecessary disruptions, and even game crashes related to the anti-cheat, which makes every session feel like a gamble. Will you be able to play a few hours of uninterrupted gameplay, or will you find yourself locked out due to a bug or mistake on the anti-cheat’s part?
A Frustratingly Broken Experience
What makes the anti-cheat issue in RUST even worse is the fact that it doesn’t seem to be solving the problem it was designed to address—cheating. Despite its invasive nature, cheaters still find ways to bypass the anti-cheat, making it feel like a bandaid solution to a much bigger problem. The game continues to be overrun by aimbots, wallhacks, and other cheating tools, which undermine the entire point of the game: survival against other players.
This disconnect between the anti-cheat system's invasive measures and its inability to effectively deal with cheaters is a major issue for the community. Players have reported running into hackers regularly, with little to no visible progress in addressing the issue on a larger scale. The frustration mounts when you encounter cheaters who can see through walls or hit you with perfect aim from impossible distances, and yet you’re still forced to deal with an overly aggressive and clunky anti-cheat that interrupts your gameplay at every turn.
It’s clear that the current anti-cheat system is not achieving its intended goals. Players have to navigate a world where they’re constantly checking over their shoulder for cheaters, and at the same time, they’re hindered by a system that seems more interested in over-policing than providing a fair and enjoyable gaming experience.
The Impact on Long-Term Playability
For RUST, which thrives on player engagement and its competitive, player-driven world, the anti-cheat issue creates a major roadblock to long-term enjoyment. The more you invest in the game, the more likely you are to encounter these intrusive anti-cheat disruptions. What was once a thrilling survival game now feels like a source of constant irritation. Rather than spending hours building your empire or raiding other players, you may end up spending just as much time troubleshooting anti-cheat issues, dealing with performance dips, or even dealing with false bans.
This leaves players feeling disconnected from the core appeal of the game. Instead of focusing on survival, PvP, and crafting, you're stuck battling a system that feels more like an obstacle than a safeguard.
Conclusion: A Game With Great Potential, But Overrun by Anti-Cheat Problems
Ultimately, RUST remains a game with massive potential. Its world is vast and immersive, and the gameplay is some of the most intense and rewarding you’ll find in a survival sandbox. The crafting, building, and PvP mechanics can be downright exhilarating when they’re not interrupted by performance issues or cheaters.
However, the anti-cheat system is an ongoing problem that affects the core experience of the game. I
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Facepunch Studios |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 69 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 87% положительных (478550) |