Rust Hours Lookup
Find out how long anyone has played Rust.
Free. Hours come from the player's own Steam profile.
Sample result
Open the sample reportSee their BattleMetrics history with the free extension: sessions, raid windows, crossed paths and teammates.
Get the extensionWhat you get
Public Steam hours
Total Rust hours and the last two weeks, as Steam reports them. Free on every lookup where the account keeps game details public.
When they actually play
An activity panel over the same report shows the days and hours of the day the account is online, not just a lifetime number.
Hours Steam hides
A tracked breakdown costs one unlock: real played time, tracked server hours, training hours and network hours. It returns nothing when we hold no history, and then it does not charge.
Hours are one number on a longer report
Hours tell you how much time an account has, not what it did with it. The same page shows bans and ban history, combat stats, past names, friends and groups, Steam inventory and when the player is usually online. Hours open first here, the rest sits under them.
Common questions
Why does a player show no hours?
Their Steam game details are private. Playtime is then hidden from every site until the player makes game details public again.
Can I see hours behind a private profile?
Only through the tracked breakdown, which does not come from Steam. It costs one unlock and returns nothing for an account with no tracked history, in which case you keep the unlock.
What does the two week figure mean?
Steam counts only sessions from the last 14 days. A returning player can carry 4,000 total hours and show almost nothing recent.
Do hours reset on a wipe?
No. A wipe clears bases and blueprints on a server, not the playtime Steam counts. Use the wipe countdown for server schedules.