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2,717.7 hrs on record (2,414.0 hrs at review time)
Rust Review: Surviving in the Wildlands

Rating: 🪓🪓🪓🪓 (4/5)

Rust is a game that perfectly encapsulates the brutal, "no-BPs" grind of real survival. Starting off with only a rock and a torch, you’re essentially nakeds in a resource-rich yet dangerous world. You begin by gathering wood and stone, dreaming of high-quality metal (HQM) and endgame loot. But trust me, it’s a long journey from that first hit on a tree to building your first sheet-metal base.

The progression system is one of Rust’s biggest strengths. Early on, your biggest accomplishment is getting enough scrap for a research bench and maybe a revolver. But as you grind (and I mean grind) for scrap and blueprints, you’ll eventually find yourself crafting AKs, building turrets, and becoming the force others fear.

PVP is both exhilarating and punishing. You could be running with a full inventory after a good raid or successful farm, only to hear the dreaded footsteps of someone crouch-running behind you. One misstep, and you’re back to square one, holding nothing but a rock. But hey, that’s Rust. It’s savage and often feels like a non-stop, "don’t trust anyone" simulator.

The game is not just about individual skill but teamwork and strategy. Raiding enemy compounds requires planning, C4, and maybe a good old-fashioned roof camp (no shame in it!). But the reward is always worth it. Seeing your rivals’ loot stash is like finding sulfur nodes in a barren desert.

One downside? The grind can sometimes be overwhelming. Long-time players will know the frustration of spending hours building up a base only to be offlined overnight by a massive clan. Yet, in true Rust fashion, you respawn and start again, because the cycle is addictively rewarding.

So, if you're ready to endure betrayal, loss, and the brutal wasteland of Rust, this game will give you some of the most intense experiences and hard-fought victories gaming has to offer. Just remember: trust no one, build smart, and always keep your TC locked!
Posted 7 January, 2021. Last edited 12 November, 2024.
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247.6 hrs on record (229.8 hrs at review time)
good game yes yes yeah yeah singing challenge
Posted 25 June, 2020.
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