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Player records on Rust with monthly wipes servers

These records are the highest player counts recorded by ServerGlobe since tracking began for each address. They help compare tracked communities without claiming to cover their entire history.

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[EU] Facepunch Staging is a Rust test server operated by Facepunch. It uses the Staging Branch, where updates and features are tested before release in the main game. To join, launch “Rust - Staging Branch” from your Steam library.

RU RUST by Mr. Ford advertises a reset on the first Thursday of each month. Upkeep is reduced by 75%, in-game teams are limited to 20 players and the map measures 4,250 units. Safe zones have recyclers, drone stations and oil refineries.

[CAN] Facepunch Premium 1 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.

[EU] Facepunch 7 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.

[EU] Facepunch Premium 6 is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.

Rustafied.com - EU Low Pop is a Rust server. The map and blueprints reset monthly with the update’s forced wipe. The player portal provides server information and map voting.

Rustafied.com - US Low Pop is a Rust server. The map and blueprints reset monthly with the update’s forced wipe. The player portal provides server information and map voting.

[US East] Facepunch Large is an official Rust server owned and operated by Facepunch. Its rules allow players to use the language of their choice and warn that abusive behaviour can result in a ban.

RustEZ US Pure offers a vanilla PvE experience with player and building damage disabled. Base decay remains active at a reduced rate, and wipes are monthly. Its rules prohibit raids, theft and griefing; inactive players are removed after ten days.

Limitless Monthly Solo Only restricts each group to one player and bans alliances. The map resets on the first Thursday of the month, while learned blueprints remain. Gathering, scrap and components are set to 2x. Extra monument recyclers, equipped vehicles and Rust+ wall-damage alerts support base management and travel.

RustEZ Scourge (US) is a Rust server. This PvE server adds zombies and skill progression. Player and building damage is disabled, while base decay remains at vanilla rates. Gathering increases character efficiency; teleportation, remote trading and automatic base upgrades add convenience features.

On September 26, 2026, Willjum’s Casual Solo/Duo advertised 20% faster plant growth, neon signs using 2 power and elevators using 1 power. Lights that run on low-grade fuel used ten times less fuel.

Renegade Rust Monthly Solo restricts groups to one player and bans alliances. Blueprints are retained, while the map resets on the first Thursday of the month. Upkeep is halved and 2x loot tables remove junk items. Armoured convoys add a combat activity, and damage to a base can trigger a Rust+ alert.

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The record is the peak recorded by ServerGlobe across the retained history of the tracked address. It is neither an all-time record nor a server-declared figure. Tracking may have started on different dates. One address is used per server. Missing records are not replaced with zero.

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Check wipe dates, gathering rates and maximum team sizes. These settings affect the time your base needs and the groups you can join.

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