Search any Rust server and check it live: whether it is up, how full it is, how many are in the queue, and how long since it last restarted, which on most servers means since it wiped.
The search uses Steam's public list of Rust servers. When you pick one, QueueUp asks the server itself, so the players, the queue and the start time are as of that moment, not minutes old.
It is how many people are waiting to get in right now. A full server lets the next person in each time somebody leaves, so a long queue straight after a wipe moves slowly: almost nobody leaves a server they have only just got into.
Every server restarts when it wipes, so a server that started a few hours ago has usually just wiped. Servers also restart for updates and fixes, so check its name or Discord to be sure of its schedule. Force wipe is always the first Thursday of the month: see the force wipe countdown.
Tap join wherever you are and your gaming PC waits in the queue for you. Free for 10 joins a month, plus one free wipe join. It never touches the game.
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