We kicked off March with the news that Rust was heading to its console version and coming to PS4 and Xbox One . In this way, more people will be able to join this acclaimed survival FPS and face the rest of the players who do not stop giving the best of themselves in order to survive in this post-apocalyptic world .
To better see how it will look, Double Eleven has published a couple of the most complete gameplays that show in detail its playability and the variety of situations that each one may encounter. The first of these videos corresponds to the PS4 version, although it has been recorded on a PS4 Pro , in order to take a look at its performance on the Sony platform throughout the 17 minutes that it lasts.
And if you are wanting more, the second gameplay belongs to the Xbox One version , although in this case it is shorter and lasts six minutes , but it doesn’t hurt to take a look at it either. Of course, you also have to keep in mind that you can play on PS5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S thanks to backward compatibility.
One of the aspects that Double Eleven has wanted to convey with these videos is the fact that players are likely to die in all kinds of situations , hence they ensure that the deaths that appear are intentional, especially to show the different weapons and pieces of equipment that can be used, as well as the different strategies to take into account when attacking bases or defending our own.
It is clear that surviving in Rust will not be an easy task as you also have to face hunger, thirst or threats from nature, including animals, the possibility of burning with fire, drowning in water or poisoning yourself with radiation. Even so, the rest of the players will continue to be one of the greatest dangers in this world in which anything goes as long as you live one more day to tell about it .
Since Rust was released in 2013 on Steam, the game has not stopped evolving and improving its content until now, when PS4 and Xbox One users will be able to get hold of it very soon, specifically at some point in the future. spring 2021 .
