Rust’s high-stakes, heart-pounding gameplay has made it a permanent fixture on Steam’s Top 10 Most-Played Games list. Your sole aim is to survive Facepunch Studios’ brutal world, where hunger, thirst, cold and wildlife are as dangerous as other players. Build bases, scavenge the world, and team up with others to increase your odds of survival.
Today, Rust receives its latest round of content and feature enhancements, which continue to make the game better and better. And included with the update is the introduction of NVIDIA DLSS, which’ll boost system performance by up to 50%, while maintaining comparable image quality to native resolution rendering. In fact, in many instances, DLSS improves upon Rust’s previous anti-aliasing options, with reduced temporal aliasing, superior detail in the distance, and improved anti-aliasing on the game’s massive amount of foliage. Take a look in our new Rust NVIDIA DLSS video: