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Rust cd key is a brutal, first-person multiplayer game that considerably emphasizes survival and looting. Facepunch Studios developed this game in cooperation with Double Eleven using the Unity engine.

Story, Setting, and Characters

“The only aim in Rust is to survive,” per the developers. There isn’t much of a story other than what you make of each journey and every mission you decide to claim as a part of their journey.

It takes a lot to survive this game, but it is incredibly satisfying to do so. Rust can be a foreboding challenge for you as you are overwhelmed with threats to your survival. It is tough enough to play with a group of friends, never mind attempting to play solo. But it is not impossible to venture out alone.

Rust Game Features

Rust PC has been out for a long time, and it appears the developers’ main goals surround community support. They do a lot to make sure that they are perceived positively amongst the community they’ve been able to amass over the years. There have been over 300 noteworthy updates to their game that they pride themselves on publishing notes for on the site.

They are constantly fixing bugs and announcing significant changes to the game, and they even have a dedicated mobile app that allows players to interact directly with the game. They even have seasonal events to supplement the player's plethora of attractive in-game options.

ESRB rates Rust as M (17+). This means that many stores may refuse to sell customers Rust without age verification. ESRB describes games with an M rating as: “Generally suitable for ages 17 and up. May contain intense violence, blood and gore, sexual content, and/or strong language.”

Reviews and General Information

Rust has a Metascore of 69 with a user score of 6.3. One user gave it a 10, saying that it’s “the closest thing to real life that you’d get if you dropped a bunch of guys off on a deserted island.” Another user gave it a 1, saying that “the graphics in this game are almost as bad as the performance.” Gamer, who gave 5 of 5 to Rust, says, “Rust is amazing. Use your rock, get wood, get stone, pick all the hemp you see, craft some clothes for your animal, make a bag, craft a bow, craft some arrows, find food, craft tools, get more wood, get more stone, build a shack, craft some boxes, go kill some bears for fuel, due to a bear, hit some barrels for fuel instead because bears suck, craft some furnaces, get metal, cook metal, cook LOTS of metal, save all that charcoal because you’re gonna need it, start looting roads and monuments while trying not to die, build a tier-one workbench if you’re a noob and can’t go straight to a two, get more wood, get more metal, get more scrap, expand shack, upgrade expanded shack to unreadable base, what time is it? it’s sulfur time, get sulfur, cook sulfur, cook LOTS of sulfur, make gunpowder with all that charcoal you saved because you were gonna need it, craft ammo, start farming hard, get a decent weapon, craft meds, craft LOTS of meds, oh snap cargo is up go get that AK and bolty, kill everyone you see and take all their stuff - it’s yours now haahahahha, go double up at Bandit and make a tier three, farm more, and more, and more, build a heli tower, avoid rockets, take down heli, if you aren’t packing C4 and a launcher by now you might be bad at Rust, turn everything you see into explosives because this friendly person you gave four pumpkins to turned around killed you and took all your stuff and you need revenge - you need it bad, store all those explosives in your super secret spot in your unraidable base, go get a Red Bull cause you’re waiting for this dirtbag to log and it’s gonna be awhile, maybe take a shower too, get back to your computer, respawn cause dirtbag killed you, run back to your base, it’s locked and you can’t get in and you can hear dirtbag’s entire team mocking you from inside their new unraidable base, cry a little but never admit it, start back at square one angrier than you have ever been before. Like I said. Amazing.”

GameRant notes that Terraria, RimWorld, and Sunless Sea all share similar elements as Rust.

Rust was released on December 11, 2013, and you can play it on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows. 25GB of storage is needed to download this game. It's worth buying if you enjoy PvP games or just survival games in general. Rust is the best game in this genre, and it has a massive community of loyal fans. Buy Rust at gamecamp.gg at the cheapest price on sale now!