Rust Servers That Wiped in the Last 24 Hours
This page lists Rust servers whose map reset within the past 24 hours, newest first, with live player counts and a direct connect command. If no verified snapshot is available the list shows an unavailable state rather than a guess.
Live data — This answer depends on a current server snapshot.
A fresh wipe is the most level playing field Rust ever offers. Everyone starts with a rock and a torch, no established group holds the good spots yet, and monuments have not been farmed out. For solo and small-group players this window is worth more than any amount of grinding on an established server.
The window is short. On a busy server the first four to six hours decide most of the map: base locations get claimed, the strongest groups reach tier-two workbenches, and by hour twelve a late joiner is starting behind. Joining a server that wiped 20 hours ago is a very different game from joining one that wiped 20 minutes ago.
That is why wipe age matters more than raw population when you are picking a fresh server. A server showing 150 players two hours after a wipe is healthy. The same 150 players three days after a wipe means most of them are already established and you are the newcomer.
What to check before you commit: the wipe timestamp itself, the group limit (solo, duo, trio or no limit), the gather rate, and the region — ping matters more in Rust than in most survival games because so much of it is gunplay. A 2x server with a trio limit that wiped an hour ago in your own region is usually a better solo experience than a 10x server on another continent.
One honest caveat about this list: it reflects the most recent snapshot we have, not a live query per server. The freshness of that snapshot is shown on the page. When the snapshot is older than our threshold, or when the source returns nothing, the page says so explicitly. We would rather show you an unavailable state than a stale number presented as current.