Rust console beta
#Rust console beta Pc#
I haven’t played the PC version of Rust in years but I have watched its growth become enormous. We’re looking forward to hearing player feedback when fans can jump in later this spring.” I cannot wait to see what Double Eleven has in store. Our Console Editions of Rust are certainly Rust as people know it, but under the hood - where we’ve spent the last few years - we’ve created an exceptional Rust experience designed for consoles and their players. Mark South, Chief Operating Officer at Double Eleven said, “Rust is and forever will be the baby and brainchild of Facepunch Studios, and we’re extremely grateful to be able to take what they’ve done and create our own console edition of their incredible game. The cool part about Rust Console Edition is that it’s a separate experience than what you may have played on PC, and it’s optimized as such too.
#Rust console beta skin#
It includes an upgraded version of the Welcome Pack, 1100 Rust Coins (a $10 value), and an Elite Combat Skin Pack. This is the definitive edition for big-time fans. Includes the Welcome Pack ($14.99 value), 3 days of early access, closed beta access, staging branch access, and the Future Weapons and Tools Pack. Includes the Future Weapons and Tools DLC Pack. Rust Console Edition will launch for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in spring 2021, it's been confirmed in the latest drip feed of news regarding the popular post-apocalyptic multiplayer survival game. Rust Standard Edition and Rust Day One Physical Edition ($49.99 USD) Here are the available tiers (each includes base game): The physical editions can be picked up at GameStop and Amazon, while the digital ones can be downloaded right from your console’s digital store. Arriving on May 21st, Rust Console Edition will be releasing both digitally and physically with a bunch of different tiers for gamers to choose from. It’s a pretty fun game especially when you have some friends to go into it with and I can’t wait to see how it plays on console. The hit multiplayer survival game Rust is finally coming to consoles! As an early adopter, I remember Rust’s early days. Players eager to see their virtual dongs brought to life via the magic of Xbox and PlayStation still don’t have a proper release date to look forward to, but it shouldn’t be too much longer now.The day has come. If you’re interested in taking part in the beta, you can sign up here and read everything you need to know about the incoming test in an FAQ from the studio.įans have been waiting to see what the game looks like on PC for a while now the initial release optimistically had Rust Console Edition releasing sometime in 2020, but as per an announcement from the studio in December 2020, that was pushed into this year. Via the Twitter account, we’ve learned that Double Eleven is hosting a limited closed beta to test technical items including server stability that’ll kick off from March 29, 2021. The trailer has appeared at the same as a new Twitter account emerged, which is entirely dedicated to the Console Edition of the title.
#Rust console beta Ps4#
Though we’ve heard precious little about the PS4 and Xbox One version of the game since it was revealed, it’s nice to see some official communication after the game was rated by the ESRB back in January. Rust’s lead developer, Double Eleven, has shared the first footage of what the game will look like on console, following up on an announcement that was made about a non-PC version of the game way back at X019. Double Eleven has given us our first look at console version footage for Rust Console Edition, showing off the game we’ll be playing when the survival hit lands on PlayStation and Xbox later in 2021.