* UNLIMITED account with Rust
* On account spent more than $ 5 (purchased the game Rust)
* Available sending friend and group invites
* Region free account
* 1-18 (there is a choice) years of service Badge


After payment you will receive 100% working UNLIMITED account with the game Rust and 1-18 (there is a choice) years of service Badge, you´ll first owner of this account, no simulated hours in Rust , no refunds and no problems, as personal accounts!
You will also receive an email to your account. You can change your account details.

If you want to buy Rust with Frog boots, you must select the required option that says "Rust with Frog boots". Accounts with Frog boots have a hours in the Rust game. You will receive an email. You can change your account details.


About the game:
The only aim in Rust is to survive.

To do this you will need to overcome struggles such as hunger, thirst and cold. Build a fire. Build a shelter. Kill animals for meat. Protect yourself from other players. Create alliances with other players and together form a town.

Whatever it takes to survive.
Rust Is Rebooting
There are two different versions of Rust. When the game is launched in Steam, players are asked if they want to Play Rust or play the Experimental Version? The version that launches with ‘Play Rust’ is the version that most people know about and are currently playing. It is currently the most stable. However, the Experimental Version is the focus of the development team, and it will eventually take over from the main version when it has sufficient features and when the majority of players have moved over. We do not have a timescale for that.

Experimental is a complete rewrite of Rust. It isn’t just a patch or an update. We’ve spent the past few months remaking the game from the ground-up, re-building it to enable us to fulfil our ambitions in a way that was impossible with the original release. This isn’t unusual: games get rebooted all the time, but we’re in Early Access and there’s no way to hide that, nor would we want to. It’s part of the process. We want to get the message out that we are working on Rust, just not on the version the majority of players are experiencing.