Rust Reviews

If you are someone who enjoys spending 10 thousands of hours in aim training lobbies, helicopter flying training lobbies, etc. and then also enjoy getting ganged on by 5 russian guys which may or may not aimbot, then this is your type of game. Otherwise you should buy something that respects your time.

This game is great, I've always thought that. The big problem is that scripters are f****** everywhere. And it's not just scripters it's all the male software that denies recoil as well. Over the years the recoil on this game has just gotten more and more f****** annoying. I wish game developers would just admit that this is a stupid f****** mechanic that makes no f****** sense. All you're doing is opening up the game for different types of cheaters. They keep trying to ban things instead of just fixing the goddamn problem, The recoil is the f****** problem. Every friend I've had over the years complains about it, and it's really the only reason this game isn't number one on steam list. Just get rid of it!

Once you get into the game is one of the most adrenaline intensive games. Recommended 100% AAA+++

I love this game and have been playing it for years. Due to the amount of cheaters & projectile invalids I get on a daily basis I now refuse to play it. This game as of now is in a really bad state to where its just unbearable to play.

Rust is a brutal but addictive survival game. The thrillif raiding,building, and PvP keeps it exciting, but expect betrayals and a steep learning curve. '' Not for faint of heart''

"Rust" is a game that simply takes your breath away! From the very beginning, when you find yourself with a rock and cowards in the middle of the vast expanses, you already understand that there will be an adventure ahead! I especially remember the moment when, after much effort, the construction of the house ended with an unexpected visit from the "shkolota", whose voices were barely audible over the Internet. But it's moments like this that make the game so exciting and memorable. In Rust, every day is a challenge: you build, you survive, and sometimes you suffer — but it's these thrills that make you come back again and again. The uniqueness of the game is that it teaches you to appreciate every stone and every board, especially after you wake up one day without your loot and home. And the betrayal of friends? Oh, that's a separate topic for conversation! If you are looking for a real stress test for the psyche and friendship, Rust is your everything! This is a game that is worth trying at least once to understand what real survival means."

The game has very high highs and very low lows, ive been playing for 10 years and cannot escape

I played this 2500+ hours over 1.5 years on my combined accounts, I met some really great friends who I now play other games with and would give them the shirt off my back. Facepunch constantly updates the game but not always with stuff people want or need, who asked for ziplines? idk. I lived for this game over the last 1.5 years, weekly wipes always keep the excitement fresh, but the grind does wear on you, the toxicity wears on you and the cheaters wear on you. Checking your base every morning seeing you were offlined is exhausting. Nothing will ever beat raiding the little bastards across the map that wouldn't shut up and sitting in their core talking smack, or rolling up on a group that's unsuspecting and taking all their loot. The game provides maximum adrenaline but at a cost of your mental health.

I never felt like a scaredy little bug running around so much in my life This game is pure paranoia

i love spawing and seeing a black fully naked 12 man team in my core shouting undiscorved racial slurs at me and giving me a fully detailed way on how to kill myself step by step this game also gave such bad rage that i feel like throwing my grandma out the window shouting slurs at her while being hit from behind by my grand father love this game 10/10 would recommend