Perth Rust Spot offers PvP with vanilla loot tables and a few quality-of-life modifications. Teams are limited to eight players; Fishing Village has recyclers and drone bays. Rust+ is enabled, and detailed rules are available on Discord.
168 servers to explore
English-speaking Rust Vanilla servers
Find a Rust Vanilla server for your next session. Find an experience close to the base game. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. English is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country.
168 servers to explore
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Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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Cali.gg advertises a limit of 4 players per group.
5 players
[CAN] Facepunch 2 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.
6 players
[CAN] Facepunch Large 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.
10 players
[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.
Charter PvE is a Rust server. PvE rules normally forbid killing, stealing, griefing and entering other players’ bases. A purge is scheduled for the 24 hours before the map wipe. Players must make monument callouts.
Unreachable
[EA] Facepunch 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.
54 players
[EA] Facepunch 3 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.
Enjoy Solo/Duo advertises this format since 2020, with a two-player limit and no blueprint wipes. Alliances between teams are prohibited. Monthly community events are organized; map voting and queue skips are listed as donor benefits.
Enjoy Solo Monthly advertises a solo format since 2022, with monthly map wipes and retained blueprints. Teaming is prohibited. It organizes monthly community events; map voting and queue skips are presented as donor benefits.
Bold Rust is a Rust server. The format welcomes solo players and groups of up to four. Leaderboards, statistics and progress tracking accompany play. Rules forbid raids during the first 24 hours, griefing and deliberate resource despawning.
11 players
[EU East] Facepunch 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.
27 players
[EU East] Facepunch 2 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.
200 players
[EU East] Facepunch 4 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.
129 players
[EU East] Facepunch 5 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.
20 players
[EU East] Facepunch 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.
70 players
[EU East] 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.
13 players
[EU 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.
15 players
[EU East] 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.
6 players
[EU East] Facepunch Premium Small 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.
16 players
[EU] Facepunch 10 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.
6 players
[EU] Facepunch 11 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.
4 players
[EU] Facepunch 12 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.
9 players
[EU] Facepunch 13 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.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Vanilla mean no modifications at all?
Read the listed settings and extensions. Some servers keep base-game progression while adding moderation or convenience tools; the label does not describe every setting.
How do I choose a progression pace on Rust?
Check wipe dates, gathering rates and maximum team sizes. These settings affect the time your base needs and the groups you can join. English is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country.
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The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.