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I wish I could say that it didn’t feel incredible when one of those naked idiots charged me with their rock and I switched to the battle axe I fashioned out of scrap metal (which he almost certainly didn’t know I was carrying), and put him down with a single well-placed strike. I wish I could tell you that, as I was standing over his fatally wounded body, that I didn’t laugh my ass off when my headphones were filled with the voice of a prepubescent boy shouting, “Hey man, wait a second!” I wish I could say I didn’t kill him anyway. No game has ever indulged our lack of humanity quite like Rust, and I wish I didn’t mean that as an endorsement. If it feels like we’ve been living with Rust for a long time, that’s because we kinda have. The game was first released in Early Access in late 2013 by developers Facepunch Studios, and it’s been a mainstay of goofy YouTube send-ups ever since. If you’re somehow unfamiliar with the premise, think of Rust as a dumber, more nihilistic Minecraft. You wake up on a map armed with only a rock and a torch. You quickly figure out that, by banging your rock on a few environmental doodads, you can harvest a few basic resources (stone, wood, and cloth) which you can parlay into a few prehistoric instruments, like a spear or a hatchet. This is similar to the scrounging mechanics in plenty of other survival games, but what makes Rust different is how deep that tech tree goes.

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Eventually, from those same basic ingredients and a few mechanical leaps of faith (like work benches and furnaces), you’ll be able to craft pistols, flamethrowers, and rocket launchers. Rust famously does not quarter off its servers to keep entry-level nakeds away from the roving troops suited up in advanced firearms, which means that occasionally, your journey will end with you matching another player’s revolver with a rock that you’ve tied to a stick. This is the heart of Rust. Wake up naked, run for your life, do horrible things to one another. There is no grander narrative, or mythos, or win condition. Most of the servers are on a strict weekly or monthly reset schedule, which scrubs the island of any lingering housing or fortifications left behind by the players, which gives the experience a strange sense of futility. Yes, you will need to manage your hunger, thirst, and health—and as you ratchet up the tech tree you will discover increasingly effective ways to stay alive—but that’s it. Sure there are some areas on the map that are stricken with radiation, which leads to the implication that perhaps you and the rest of your misanthropes are occupying a far-flung, post-collapse society, but those moments feel more like window dressing than anything else. I spent the vast majority of my time in Rust playing solo, but I don’t want to discount the notorious community of players that band together in clans, and wage wars of aggression along the shared hunting grounds. We Were Just Kids UNCENSORED 

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One of the fascinating kernels of Rust’s brutality is how everything in the world remains persistent, even if you’re logged off, which means that smart players arm their bases with land mines, punji sticks, and keypad locks while they’re away. (Some clans even recruit players across all time zones, to make sure there’s always someone on guard.) That’s a coordination I appreciated from a distance. There are a number of YouTube documentarians showing off the multi-man raids that spawn from committed Discord channels all over the world. Instead, I engaged with the population of Rust on a purely incidental level. An extremely geared man takes pity on you, and drops a crossbow at your quivering feet. That’s Rust! A kid and I are raiding an abandoned gas station for food and weapons, and I give him the extra pair of pants I was carrying around. When I’m turned the other direction, he bashes his rock right through my skull and runs off with the rest of my stuff. That is also Rust. Given the tone, it shouldn’t be surprising that the community I found in Rust tended to be fairly juvenile and toxic. There’s a high concentration of racism and misogyny in the global chat, so much so that I eventually left the channel entirely. And unsurprisingly, the new player experience is quite prickly. The development team didn’t spend any time cooking up a tutorial (which makes some sense, when you consider how long the game has been available).

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Instead, when you join one of the many servers, you’re presented with a few faint hints in the top-left corner of the screen: “harvest wood!” “build a hatchet!” The crafting system itself is fairly intuitive, with well-written tooltips for each of the items in the catalog, and you can fast-track yourself into some serious munitions if you get lucky with a few resource spawns. The PvP combat won’t win any awards, but it’s tactile and packed with wonderfully sadist bone-crunching sound effects—connecting your hatchet with an idiot’s head feels great, and really, that’s all I needed. There is also a strange post-release monetization model, in which you can buy ugly paint-jobs for your weapons and clothing. Rust is fascinating for a hundred different reasons, but Counter-Strike-style weed-leaf AWPs isn’t one of them. Still though, I think everyone should at least have a taste of Rust. It’s hard to think of many other games that are this uncompromising in its worldview, and I’m utterly entranced with how little faith it has in our ability to get along. We could build a utopia on this island! We could cast aside our weapons, and construct a peaceful commune where everyone is fed, warm, and loved. I love how Facepunch dangles that potential in front of our face, with no real incentive pushing us in any direction. If we are to dehumanize ourselves, and turn this Eden into a battlefield, we will do it on our own terms. Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem 

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In Rust there is a real sense of complicitness when you eventually succumb to violence, more potent than in any other survival game on the market. Despite the lack of rankings to chase, or K/D to nurture, or exclusive vendors to unlock—despite the unassailable fact that none of this will matter as soon as the server is wiped—we are at war, and we always will be. Rust is a griefer’s paradise. There’s nothing quite like finding a guy sleeping in a forest and looting him before he wakes up, or camping outside another player’s fort and killing her when she opens the door. For those who enjoy deadly games of cat and mouse, Rust might just be the best survival game out there. But anybody more interested in building and exploration, or isn’t able to devote themselves to one game, may have a rough time. Even though other games are better at specific elements like crafting, combat, survival, and exploration, I’ve never played a survival game that combines them quite like Rust. The way it blends survival and competitive genres is fun, especially if you enjoy the goofier bits, like firing rocket launchers at a naked man running from a pig, or being stabbed to death by a person blasting Russian music over their microphone and brandishing a spear. It’s weirder and less polished than the competition, but that’s part of the fun.

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Every time you join a server, your life begins the same way: you wake up on an great-looking island, completely (and graphically) naked, as a randomly generated character based on your Steam ID number. Don’t expect any character customization here; your appearance, race, and gender are all locked. Plenty of survival games go for a grim, faded look, but Rust’s colors pop. The sky is a vibrant blue that I could stare at for hours. The vegetation feels lush and inviting, like it would be fun to wander through the grass barefoot. Buildings are often a nice, rusty red, which lets them pop from the green world around them. The desert and arctic biomes are enjoyable as well, though their environmental hazards mean that they can be difficult to explore without the right gear. You find yourself here armed with nothing but a rock and a torch. You find yourself here armed with nothing but a rock and a torch. In this respect, Rust doesn’t deviate much from the standard survival formula found in games like Minecraft, The Forest, Stranded Deep, or Subnautica. Using your rock, you chop down trees and gather rocks, which you use to build a rudimentary shelter while keeping an eye on hunger, thirst, and health gauges. Over time, you’ll find blueprints that let you build better tools, which greatly improve your chances of survival. World War Z 

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That progression can feel stunted, because finding blueprints in Rust is unreliable at best. duplicate blueprints for unneeded items are common, while essentials like a hatchet can be elusive. When that happens, you need to research blueprints for items you find in the world. That means finding a research table or building a level-one workbench, and then crafting a research table of your own. All of this requires you to have hundreds of the appropriate materials on hand to craft, and there’s still a degree of chance involved with finding the items you need to deconstruct. That leads to a lot of frustrating grinding. One of the parts I found most frustrating is that, despite rocks being everywhere in Rust, only certain rocks are usable as the valuable crafting material known as stone, and I frequently ran into stone shortages. Wood is abundant in comparison, despite both materials being necessary for crafting early game items. I often found myself wandering through piles of rocks on the ground hoping they were stone pickups, but was almost constantly disappointed. There’s a kind of zen to wandering around the island. Rust’s resource gathering system as a whole is odd and mismatched. Certain items, but not all of them, have markings for where to strike to get the best amount of resources. Chop a tree and a red X will appear. Minerals and metals you can mine shimmer at the right spot.

These points move as you strike, which can lead to some awkward shuffling around the resource as you try to maximize your resources. Worse still, player reach isn’t very far, so you can end up whiffing plenty of strikes while chopping down a tree right in front of you. There’s a kind of zen to wandering around the island, wondering what happened to make it so abandoned. A few times, I encountered a mysterious grey helicopter which patrolled the island until it spotted another player and opened fire on them. I did my best to avoid helicopters after that. Airplanes occasionally fly overhead as well, but they seem to be friendlier, occasionally dropping supply crates. Rust doesn’t have a story like Subnautica does, so it never explains why you’re on this abandoned island or why helicopters are unfriendly and airplanes aren’t. Even The Forest begins with a plane crash. A lot of the ability to progress is based on the luck of the draw. For instance, much of the best loot is found in radiation zones that require protective gear, so if you’re not lucky enough to find some, you’re going to have a hard time exploring those zones without dying. I’ve spent hours on a map without finding any kind of protection; other times, I was able to enter the zones almost immediately thanks to lucky radiation suit drops. There can be over 400 people on a single server.

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Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 8.1 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 / AMD FX-9590 or better
Memory: 10 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 670 2GB / AMD R9 280 better
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 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 10 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i7-4790K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 980 / AMD R9 Fury
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSD is highly recommended.

NOTE: THESE STEPS MAY VARY FROM GAME TO GAME AND DO NOT APPLY TO ALL GAMES

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  5. Return to the Start menu and select Computer, then double click Local Disk (C:), and then open the Program Files folder. On some systems, this folder is called ‘Program Files(x86)’.
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  9. Check the Run this program as an administrator box in the Privilege Level section. Click Apply then OK.
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