Rust

Rust The ideal first-person survival simulator is not a simple escape from a city or civilization, but a necessary measure based on the conditions of our player. In Rust we will have to kill people, animals, build houses, dwellings, try to make fire out of nothing and survive in a world where everything is trying to kill us. The gameplay begins with us finding ourselves on an island. Someone immediately goes to kill a crayfish or a turtle, but it is more profitable to go into the rainforest and kill someone there. In the updated version of the game, the developers added large cities and raised ethical and moral questions about murder. Although the players don't care. In a first-person survival simulator, you can create almost anything, the main thing is not to show yourself in front of other players. Many people will like this project because you can live and rob like a sniper, and only go hunting at night. There is only one server in the game, but it is divided into a huge number of locations and time zones, so many players may not even meet. The graphics of Rust are also pleasantly surprising. At maximum settings we get a game in which glare, real images of trees, water and even stones make us think that the game is a place where we can live in peace. You will have to craft everything: from weapons to boards for the house. Chop down trees, kill animals, fry meat over a fire. After a while you will be able to install an electric stove, but that's a completely different story. There is no plot side to the game, so the entire process is based on survival and killing other players. By the way, with the most pleasant participants in the game, you can create a clan, unite and capture a city or settlement on the map.