Rust Server IndexCard catalogue of Rust servers

Holdings11,832 servers64,904 players136 fresh wipes

Subject

Solo Rust servers

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Scope note · about this list

This page lists Rust servers whose published group limit is 1. Nobody on the entry can team up, so every fight is one player against one player and every base is a single holder. The table is refreshed every five minutes; each row shows the current player count, wipe schedule and settings as the server publishes them. Sort it, or narrow it further with the filters above.

Cataloguer's note · worth knowing

Two things to read before you pick a row. First, the group limit is a server setting, not a guarantee: admins enforce it, and players who share a base without teaming are a matter for them, not for the table. Second, check the wipe column against your own week. Many solo servers reset on a fixed weekday and only list an interval, so the date shown is the last one on record, not a promise. Just-wiped servers may suit you if you want a fresh map tonight. If you would rather bring one friend, two-player servers sit alongside this list.

Enquiries desk

Questions

4 enquiries on file, answered by the catalogue.

Enquiry 01What counts as a solo server in this index?

An entry is filed here when the server itself reports a group limit of 1, and it is online at the time of the last check. Rust's team feature is effectively unusable at that setting, so you cannot form a team and no one can add you to one. The entry leaves the list if the limit is raised or the server goes down.

Enquiry 02How current are the player counts on this page?

Counts are pulled and the table rebuilt every five minutes. The last checked time sits with the table, so you can see how fresh the figure is. Population moves quickly around a wipe, so treat a number as a snapshot rather than a forecast for the evening.

Enquiry 03Do solo servers wipe on a set day?

Many do, weekly or every two weeks, and they usually repeat the same weekday. Others follow the monthly force wipe, and some publish no schedule at all. The wipe column shows the last wipe on record; for a recurring day, the server's own page in this index is the better guide.

Enquiry 04How do I compare two solo servers?

Open each server's page from its address in the table and compare settings side by side: rate, map size, mods and last wipe. Rank and the population history on that page show whether the entry is busy all week or only after a reset. The filters above the table also let you narrow by region before you open anything.

Further reading · more about these servers

Because the filter is fixed at solo, the group column on this table will read the same all the way down. That is expected: an entry only appears here while it publishes a limit of 1, and it drops off the list if that changes. Rank is a seven-day measure of hourly population, so an entry that fills every evening will sit above one that spikes after a wipe and stays quiet. Population tells you little about the pace of a wipe, so use the settings columns for rates and mods, then open a server's own page for its full record. See also the full index for browsing without a filter, and the force wipe countdown before planning a monthly start.