Rust on console Ps4#

Meanwhile, the pre-order beta seemed to perform better, but something was off about it, like the gameplay had lost a lot of its smoothness with Double Eleven chopping bits off and placing them elsewhere to try and squeeze out every ounce of power but ended up over-optimising things, if that makes sense. The private beta felt largely good to play, but was beset by constant crashes on PS5 via backwards compatibility.

RustДЄfter the gameвЂ™s different pre-release betas were over, one of which I accessed by buying a more expensive edition (more on that later), I was intrigued to see how the final product would end up. A version of Rust that I could play without my pensioner knees screaming at me sounded ideal, even if I was always a little dubious about how good it could honestly be. DoesnвЂ™t help that Rust is pretty much a second job at the best of times. I love Rust, but when I work at my PC all day and then boot up a game on Steam, it can feel like thereвЂ™s little separation between work and play.

Rust on console Ps4#

ItвЂ™s been a long road to Rust arriving on PS4 and Xbox One since its announcement way back in 2018, but, sadly, itвЂ™s got an even longer road ahead of it before itвЂ™s really worth buying.ДЄs someone whoвЂ™s racked up a few hundred nihilistic hours of Rust on PC, I was looking forward to playing the game in more comfort than being hunched over my keyboard like the gremlin that I so typically am.

Rust: Console Edition is one of the biggest games of the year, a port of one of SteamвЂ™s most popular, life-consuming misanthropy simulators that you can play from the comfort of your couch.