Duo Rust servers, live

Every row here publishes a group limit of 2, so the largest team on the server is you and one other player. The table updates every five minutes with current population, last wipe and next wipe. Sort by players to see what is busy now, or by next wipe if you want a fresh map.

Wipe timing. Weekly is the most common rhythm on this list, with monthly behind it. The next wipe column tells you how long the current map has left; a map wiped four days ago is mid-wipe, a map wiped an hour ago is chaos. Region. Most duo servers sit in Europe, so check ping if you play from North America or Australia before committing to a base. Rate. Where a server publishes a multiplier it appears in its tags. No tag means the rate is unstated, which usually means vanilla pace. Rank. Placement uses average players across the last seven days rather than peak, so an evenings-only pair still ranks well.

A duo server holds only while its published setting says so. If the owner raises the limit to 3 or 4, the server leaves this list at the next scan, roughly five minutes later. That is stricter than searching server names, where a title can say duo and the setting can say otherwise. Compare a few options by opening their server pages: the player history shows whether numbers hold through the week or spike only on wipe day. Pairs who want a permanent base should favour monthly and biweekly wipes. If your group sometimes grows, the trio list is the next step up, and solo servers suit when you play alone.