Official Rust servers

This table shows servers carrying the official tag at the last scan: Facepunch servers and partner networks. The sample is every official server the browser can see worldwide, and 252 are online now. Sort by player count, region or next wipe estimate. A server stays listed while it answers and drops off when it does not. Figures refresh every five minutes.

What the numbers do not tell you. The official tag means the operator, not the settings. Most official servers run vanilla, but rates, group limits and wipe days vary, so read the Rates and Group columns rather than assuming.

Wipe rhythm. Most official servers wipe on the same weekday every week or two; the Next wipe column follows recent behaviour, not the published schedule. Treat the estimate as a range, not a date.

Region. EU servers in this table carry the largest share of players, so their queues fill in the European evening. If you play solo or in a duo, check the Group column before you pick.

Queues. A queue is a sign of demand, not quality. A server near its slot cap will queue on wipe day whether it is good or not.

Sort by player count and you get the busiest servers first; sort by next wipe and you get the ones about to reset. Neither sort tells you which server is right for you, so use the columns.

Population is the count at the last refresh, not a daily average. A server can swing several hundred in an hour around wipe. Change (24h) is the difference against the same time yesterday.

For community-run servers with similar settings, use the community list. For vanilla across both operators, use the vanilla list. If you want filters for region, group size or wipe schedule rather than sorting this table, the main server list has them. Facepunch wipes every map on the first Thursday of the month; see the force wipe timer for the next one. Servers that have just restarted are on the recently wiped list.