Bloody and A4Tech mice weaned from Rust

 Many gamers prefer Bloody and A4Tech gaming mice, and their manufacturer lures consumers with a wide range of software functionality, which sometimes comes close to the border with cheats. The studio Facepunch Studios is also concerned about the situation, having decided to protect its extremely popular survival simulator Rust , which is preparing for release on consoles, from dubious users.

The developers suggest that they close the game, disconnect the Bloody or A4Tech mouse, connect any other and continue to fight for survival in Rust. And the whole point is to compensate for the recoil due to the built-in memory. Affected players are clearly not happy with this decision, some are demanding a reconsideration or a refund, while others just set about bombarding Rust with bad reviews on Steam.

The move is radical, but it makes sense, and the majority will most likely support the decision of the project team.

Rust - Own boat and trendy haircut - what more could you ask for

 Sandbox-survival Rust recently received a major update that brings Chinook, a new helicopter, forests, caves, PvE monuments and more to the game. However, perhaps the most interesting innovation was the motor boat. You can fit in with your friends and explore the area. Note that without fuel, your vessel will be useless, but from the shore, or from another boat, you can easily be shot. On the other hand, there is no more dangerous threat than an ally, and therefore do not sit in the same vehicle with unfamiliar or too familiar people. Enemies will not sink, so friends dig the bottom with a stick.

In addition, birches, oaks and beech trees grew in the forests, and the rest of the vegetation, including on the head, received small changes. Yes, yes, now you can get a fashionable hairstyle, of course, if random loves you, otherwise you will have to go bald, then unshaven in other interesting places. The developers also worked on the graphic component of the game, adding reflections in the water, anti-aliasing and more realistic shadows in the foliage of the trees.

Not without bug fixes, map detailing and other improvements. Along with all these changes, Rust has become, in a sense, unrecognizable. We hope that the developers will continue to delight their fans in the future.

Safe Zones added to Rust

 Recently, the developers of sandbox-survival Rust have released a new update , the main feature of which is “safe” zones. In them, users can get together without fear for their lives, use various useful equipment, such as resource exchangers, vending machines where you can buy simple clothes, and much more.

However, it is worth considering the fact that in such places there are strict rules, you are forbidden to use weapons, kill other players, and also sleep in the zone itself and its immediate vicinity. Users who break the law will become hostile for five minutes, and all NPCs will start attacking them using heavy weapons.

In the future, the developers plan to continue to develop the concept of peaceful zones so that they fully meet the requirements of the game.

Rust Authors Announce Clatter Strategy

 Facepunch, behind Rust and Garry's Mod, announced a new game - Clatter. And this is neither a survival nor a sandbox. Suddenly. Clatter is a cartoonish tactical arena fighting game featuring funny robots and cubes with mustaches. Unexpected turn.

The game has two modes: "deathmatch" and "control". And the games take place on constantly changing maps. There is also a career mode in which you need to collect your team, train it and participate in tournaments and seasons. Like in football simulators.

There are multiplayer and solo matches. Players control squads of combat robots, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Clatter is due out on Steam in December.