Rust Server Wipe Calendar — Trio

6 of the 88 servers on this calendar are expected to wipe later today, counted by UTC date. Servers that already wiped today are in the just-wiped list. They are listed at the top of the page with the expected time, busiest first when the list is cut short. Use the region and group-size filters to narrow it to servers you would actually play.

The next force wipe is Thursday 1 October at 19:00 UTC. Force wipe is the first Thursday of every month, when Facepunch ships the monthly update and every server has to reset its map — so that day on the calendar applies to every server, whatever its own cycle.

It is a projection, not an announcement. Rustly asks each server directly when its current map started, which is how a wipe is detected, and projects the next one from that date and the server's wipe cycle — weekly, biweekly or monthly — at 19:00 UTC, the hour force wipe happens. A server that changes its day, wipes at a different hour or skips a week will be off until its next wipe is detected. The server's own page shows its recorded wipe history.

The just-wiped list on this page shows every tracked server whose wipe was detected in the last 24 hours — 22 servers right now. Those are measured, not predicted: the server itself reported a new map. Joining within a few hours of wipe means nobody has a head start on you.

Rust's force wipe is fixed in UTC, and a server's players are spread across time zones, so UTC is the one clock every reader can convert from. 19:00 UTC is 3pm US Eastern, noon US Pacific and 9pm in Central Europe during summer time; an hour earlier on the local clock in winter.

The calendar lists servers that Rustly polls directly, that are online, and that have at least 10 players or belong to one of the large server networks. Every row links to a full server page, so a server too quiet to have one yet is left off rather than linked to an empty page.