Rust has changed a lot since I last reviewed it (14 May, 2017). It's changed a lot for the better. Bears no longer run through the ground, the loot progression feels natural and the community is relatively relaxed (from what I've seen). The developers released some micro-transactions which doesn't have an effect on the game, its only skins.When I first started playing Rust, it was a buggy unplayable mess. I then ditched it for a few years and came back to something much nicer, but I feel like the community went to crap.

Rust has changed a lot since I last reviewed it (14 May, 2017). It's changed a lot for the better. Bears no longer run through the ground, the loot progression feels natural and the community is relatively relaxed (from what I've seen). The developers released some micro-transactions which doesn't have an effect on the game, its only skins.When I first started playing Rust, it was a buggy unplayable mess. I then ditched it for a few years and came back to something much nicer, but I feel like the community went to crap.