This has easily become one of my favorite crafting survival games of all time. There's much in the way of building and customization that you can create some of the most elaborate bases that your imagination can unleash. weapons each function differently and require a bit of practice to get the hang of. Don't believe the hype, it's not a hard game to learn. Loot is everywhere and there's a million ways to get it. Sadly you'll be fighting other players tooth and nail as the vanilla version is an open PvP environment. It can be fun and stressful, ultimately infuriating because there's little stopping the various cheats and scripts people use to give themselves an edge. You're faced with the ugliness of our species on a daily basis which adds a sort of twisted comedy to the game. There's plenty of good folks, but much like IRL you can't throw a rock in any direction without hitting three bad guys, and that's what can ruin the game for you. Luckily there's a gajillion servers out there all catering to different types of players.

I recommend Rust primarily because it's such a malleable experience that even if you want to take a break from the constant toxicity that's become the vanilla Rust experience and find a quiet place to put your feet up with a bunch of people who aren't sociopaths, you can.

This has easily become one of my favorite crafting survival games of all time. There's much in the way of building and customization that you can create some of the most elaborate bases that your imagination can unleash. weapons each function differently and require a bit of practice to get the hang of. Don't believe the hype, it's not a hard game to learn. Loot is everywhere and there's a million ways to get it. Sadly you'll be fighting other players tooth and nail as the vanilla version is an open PvP environment. It can be fun and stressful, ultimately infuriating because there's little stopping the various cheats and scripts people use to give themselves an edge. You're faced with the ugliness of our species on a daily basis which adds a sort of twisted comedy to the game. There's plenty of good folks, but much like IRL you can't throw a rock in any direction without hitting three bad guys, and that's what can ruin the game for you. Luckily there's a gajillion servers out there all catering to different types of players. I recommend Rust primarily because it's such a malleable experience that even if you want to take a break from the constant toxicity that's become the vanilla Rust experience and find a quiet place to put your feet up with a bunch of people who aren't sociopaths, you can.