Rust guide

Rust Apartment Rentals: Costs, Facilities, and Risks

Rust's Apartment Complex lets players rent a room by speaking to the receptionist in the lobby. Facepunch describes options ranging from the basement to the penthouse, with room-dependent perks such as additional storage and furnaces. Documented costs A Facepunch development record lists the followi…

Rust's Apartment Complex lets players rent a room by speaking to the receptionist in the lobby. Facepunch describes options ranging from the basement to the penthouse, with room-dependent perks such as additional storage and furnaces.

Documented costs

A Facepunch development record lists the following apartment sizes and prices:

Size Initial cost Daily rent
Small 25 Scrap 10 Scrap
Medium 150 Scrap 50 Scrap
Large 350 Scrap 100 Scrap

The development record uses Small, Medium, and Large, while the release article describes the available range as basement to penthouse. It does not directly map those two naming systems, so confirm the displayed room label and price before renting.

Facilities

Facepunch states that room types differ in storage and furnace access. Development records identify a furnace in the Medium apartment and an Oven in the Penthouse.

Rent and eviction

After renting a room, insert Scrap into the slot beside its door. Facepunch states that tenants who do not fund their rooms are evicted and have their possessions seized.

A Facepunch development record limits an apartment upkeep terminal to three days' worth of rent, with the stored amount varying by apartment.

Master Key risk

The Master Key can unlock any occupied apartment room for five minutes. Renting a more expensive room therefore does not eliminate this documented intrusion risk.

Compare the documented cost, facilities, and security exposure before choosing a room. For related updates, follow sourced Rust coverage on TOP OF GAMES.

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