Rust build and creative servers

Where the players are: the top few rows hold most of the traffic. Joining one of those means someone is usually around to look over a base or copy an idea from. The rest of the list is thinly populated, which suits quieter testing.

Wipe dates work differently here. A build server may reset its world every few hours, and that clears anything you placed. Next wipe tells you when that happens; on the servers that cycle often, treat the date as your own session length. Player numbers on a typical build server fall by about half over three days from a wipe, slower than on survival servers, so a base you share with someone else tends to survive the session.

Ordering is by live players and updates as the page reloads. Search only looks at server names and addresses, so a term like EU or solo matches servers that put those words in the name, not every server in that region or with that group limit.

For those filters use the server browser, which covers region, group size and wipe schedule. Play style links below lead to the other tagged lists, and the live Rust player count shows totals for the whole game. Build servers sit in the Modded category because free resources and instant building count as modifications; the server list page explains the distinction between tags and categories.