Official Rust servers chart

It is a server that appears in Rust's own Official tab, run either by Facepunch or by an approved partner network. Official status is about who runs it, not about whether every setting is untouched. A small number of official servers carry modded tags, and those show in the Tags column.

Facepunch's force wipe resets every map on the first Thursday of the month. Individual official servers also pick their own rhythms, often a set weekday every week or two, with Thursday, Monday and Friday the usual choices. The next-wipe estimate in the table follows what each server has actually been doing, so check it rather than the published label.

They sit in the first tab most players open, and their wipe times are well known, so the busiest ones fill on wipe day even with several hundred slots. Joining as soon as the server comes back up is the usual tactic. A partner server on the same wipe day often has a shorter queue.

Positions come from real player hours over the chart period, with no paid placements. A server climbs when its hours rise and holds when they stay level. The live figures update every five minutes, so what you see is what the servers are doing now.