Rust Servers Wiping This Week
This page shows every tracked Rust server network with a wipe scheduled in the next seven days, converted to your local time, so you can plan which wipe to join before it happens rather than discovering it afterwards.
Live data — This answer depends on a current server snapshot.
Most players find a wipe by accident — they log in, see the map has reset, and scramble. Planning it instead changes the whole experience: you can arrange a team in advance, agree on a base location, decide who farms what, and be at the spawn screen when the server comes up.
Rust wipe schedules follow a small number of patterns. Weekly servers wipe on the same weekday every week, usually Thursday to line up with the patch rhythm. Biweekly servers wipe every other week, which produces longer, more built-up maps. Monthly servers only wipe at force wipe, so they run the longest and end up the most developed. A handful of networks run twice-weekly cycles for players who want constant fresh starts.
Which cadence suits you depends on how much time you have. If you play a few hours a week, a monthly server means joining a map where everyone else has a week of progress on you. A weekly or twice-weekly server resets that gap constantly. If you can play long sessions and enjoy building something substantial, biweekly and monthly give your base time to matter.
Times on this page are converted from each server's own schedule into your local timezone, so you do not have to do the arithmetic. The underlying schedule is stored in the server's home timezone rather than as a fixed UTC offset, which means daylight saving transitions are handled correctly instead of silently shifting everything by an hour twice a year.
Set a reminder on any server here and we will alert you when it wipes while you have the site open. That turns a schedule into something you actually act on.