Every Rust server list

Each list here has a single rule, such as a group limit, a gather rate or a region, and orders servers by live player counts. The server browser holds every tracked server and lets you combine several filters at once. Use a list when you already know the kind of server you want, and the browser when you want to compare across rules.

They are the three servers with the highest live player count within that list at the moment the page loads. The figure is read from Steam's public server list and refreshed every five minutes. Nobody pays for the placement, and the three change as population shifts through the day.

Servers change their names, tags, gather rates and wipe schedules, and some go offline for good. A list is rebuilt from live data each time it loads, so entries appear or drop out when a server's published settings no longer match the rule. The count at the top of each list is the number of servers matching at that moment.

Most new players do better on a lower-population server with a published team limit and a recent wipe. The new player list gathers those, and the solo and duo lists are worth a look if you play with one friend. Check the wipe timer on the server page before you commit, since a map a week old has fewer open bases to claim.