Rust‪+‬ 4+

All of the features this app has are amazing! You can find out who is online, where they are on the map, control switches, it’s great! From where rust was when I stopped playing in 2018 to where it is now is mind blowing!

The only complaint I have about this app is the apps alerts on IPhone do not make noise or follow the IPhone alert tones, you only get visual alerts which isn’t super helpful.

I have put a lot of time into Rust with nearly reaching the 10k milestone and over the course of those hours there has been an ungodly amount of changes.

Rust started out very rough and with anything, with enough time and effort something rough can turn into a gem. Rust is just that. With Rust changing as much as it has and new additions being implemented you can easily fond yourself lost on the island, losing countless hours and when you finally reach a point of logging off, you just want to continue on playing.

The game itself has so many options to keep you hooked. If you happen to be someone to values sleep, then the times when you are offline could be life or death in the terms if Rust, and thats literal because you could wake up dead. Yes, thats right! Wake up dead! Dun dun dun.... So it would make sense not wanting to leave all of your hard work and progression halted by someone else. There have been Plugins to sync Discord but having the functionality to sync any server(if ported) to the app is poggers.

With this App there is the obvious features such as the In-Game notifications for if your base is being attacked and all that fun stuff, a live map, and the app also provides you with the latest updates for the game and the rust community.

If you are a gamer who understands the value of a good game, then Rust is it. Rust+ proves that.

It’s been a long day of grinding. The chests are stocked with sulfur and you have all the components to craft some juicy raiding equipment. You log off for the night. It’s 3am and your phone is ringing. “An alarm this early?” you think to yourself as you pick up your phone. Rubbing your eyes, you notice this isn’t the clock app, but Rust+. You get out of bed with more energy than someone dumping iced water on you and quickly boot up Rust. When you open discord, you’re greeted by the few teammates who’ve experienced the same alert. Upon logging in, you can see the explosions ripping through layers of walls. No longer is this an offline. It’s time to strike back at the one fear that plagued many groups’ minds. This ‘easy’ raid just turned into a sprawl.

This is rust, of course.