Rust Cheats & Hacks — Aimbot, ESP, No Recoil, Radar | BurgerCheats

Rust punishes hesitation. One botched AK spray, one missed sleeper behind a wall, one blind push into Launch Site — and hours of progress vanish. BurgerCheats gives you silent aimbot that eliminates every recoil pattern, ESP that marks players, loot, scientists, and Bradley through terrain, and movement tools like Spiderman and Bright Night that remove environmental barriers. One product, every feature. Updated for the 2025 Progression Overhaul, Premium Servers, and every monthly wipe. Browse Rust Cheats in the Store →

12 Years, 262K Peak Players, and Still Growing

Rust launched into Steam Early Access in December 2013 and hit full release in February 2018. Twelve years later, Facepunch Studios' survival sandbox hit an all-time peak of 262,284 concurrent players on January 2, 2025 — a record for a game that was already a decade old. Current daily peaks hover around 170,000. Revenue crossed an estimated $548 million in 2025, with over 20 million copies sold lifetime. On Twitch, Rust ranks among the top 15 most-watched titles with 137 million watch hours in 2025 alone. This isn't a game coasting on nostalgia — it's actively expanding.

The 2025 update cycle was one of Rust's most transformative. The Primitive Update in February introduced a new game mode and raiding methods. The Crafting Update in March added advanced cooking, chicken coops, beekeeping, new workbenches, and food spoilage mechanics. March also brought Premium Servers — an experimental server tier requiring $15+ Steam inventory value to join, designed to filter out disposable cheat accounts. October's Progression Overhaul reintroduced blueprint fragments and emphasized monument puzzle runs. November's "Pivot or Die" update wiped all blueprints server-wide and slashed research costs dramatically (Very Rare items dropped from 500 to 120 scrap). Facepunch also reduced average cheater removal time from 10 hours to under 7, had EAC begin specifically targeting recoil scripts, and announced a new third-party anti-cheat layer coming in 2026.

Rust runs on Unity, uses Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) from Epic Games at kernel level plus Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) through Steam, and forces a map wipe on the first Thursday of every month. Community servers wipe weekly or biweekly. PC and console (PS4/PS5/Xbox) run on separate servers. The game's procedurally generated maps have no minimap, no compass HUD, and over 20 monuments ranging from low-tier Lighthouses to endgame Launch Sites guarded by Bradley APCs. Every death means losing everything you're carrying. Every wipe means starting from zero. That's the environment BurgerCheats Hyper is built for.

Easy Anti-Cheat in Rust: What You're Bypassing

Rust uses Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC), the same kernel-level anti-cheat engine that protects Fortnite, Apex Legends, and dozens of other major titles. EAC loads as a kernel driver at Ring 0 — the deepest privilege level on Windows — giving it access to scan loaded modules, monitor memory read/write operations, check process integrity, and flag behavioral anomalies. Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) runs alongside it through Steam integration, adding a second detection layer that cross-references suspicious activity with Steam's broader cheat signature database.

Facepunch Studios has invested heavily in anti-cheat throughout 2025. Their year-end report revealed that the average time to remove a cheater dropped from 10 hours of playtime to under 7 hours. EAC began specifically targeting recoil scripts — the most common cheat type in Rust — with new detection signatures. In March, Facepunch launched Premium Servers requiring a $15+ Steam inventory value to join, creating a financial barrier against disposable cheat accounts. And for 2026, they've announced a new third-party anti-cheat layer that will stack on top of EAC, details still under wraps.

What this means for free and public cheats: they get detected fast. Their signatures end up in EAC's database within days, and the next scan cycle catches everyone using them. Temporary bans (1-30 days, hidden on Steam profiles) escalate to permanent game bans visible on your account. Repeat offenders receive HWID bans that flag your hardware identifiers. BurgerCheats Hyper bypasses EAC using kernel-level injection that loads before EAC initializes, combined with code obfuscation that changes signatures with every build. The included HWID spoofer randomizes your hardware fingerprint so even in a worst-case scenario, your actual hardware stays clean. When EAC updates — which happens frequently — our developers push patched builds typically within hours.

Aimbot — Every Spray Pattern Eliminated

Rust has one of the most mechanically demanding gunplay systems in any survival shooter. Each weapon has a fixed recoil pattern that players must memorize and counter with precise mouse movements. The AK-47 pulls in an inverted S-shape that takes hundreds of hours on aim-training servers to master. The LR-300 kicks side to side with less vertical rise but faster horizontal drift. The MP5A4 climbs quickly at close range where split-second reactions decide fights. The M249 has brutal vertical kick that demands enormous mouse movement to control across its 100-round magazine. Players who can't control these patterns lose gunfights to players who can — and in Rust, losing a gunfight means losing everything you're carrying.

Unlike games like Counter-Strike 2 where spray patterns affect competitive ranking, Rust's recoil directly determines whether you keep hours of farming and crafting progress. Hyper's no recoil feature completely removes these patterns for every weapon in the game. Your AK fires in a straight line. Your LR-300 lands every shot at range. Your MP5 doesn't climb during close-range sprays. The M249's devastating damage output becomes fully controllable. This alone closes the gap between a 50-hour player and a 5,000-hour veteran.

Core aimbot features in Hyper:

Silent aimbot. Bullets connect without visible crosshair movement. Your screen shows natural aim while shots register on target. This is critical in Rust because post-death combat logs show who killed you and how — unnatural snap-aiming patterns generate reports fast. Silent aim keeps your kills looking completely legitimate.

Prediction and aimline. Rust bullets have travel time and drop. The prediction system calculates target velocity, distance, and projectile ballistics in real time, adjusting aim lead automatically. The aimline feature visually shows where your shot will land before you fire, letting you confirm kills at distance before committing to the engagement. This matters most with bolt-action rifles and compound bows where a single missed shot reveals your position.

Head and bone targeting. Choose between head, chest, or body targeting. Headshots kill fastest but generate more suspicion in combat logs. Chest shots with an AK drop enemies in 2-3 hits with standard 5.56 ammo, and the pattern looks natural to anyone reviewing the fight. Adjustable aim FOV and smoothing control how aggressively the aimbot tracks targets — narrow FOV with high smoothing looks indistinguishable from skilled manual aim.

No spread. Removes bullet spread entirely, making every weapon a precision tool regardless of movement state or firing mode. Hip-fire accuracy matches ADS accuracy. Combined with no recoil, this turns weapons like the Custom SMG and Thompson — normally inaccurate beyond close range — into mid-range threats that enemies won't expect.

Super Eoka and Super Melee. The Eoka pistol is Rust's most unreliable weapon — it fires randomly, sometimes requiring 3-4 trigger pulls to discharge. Super Eoka makes it fire instantly every time, turning the cheapest craftable weapon into a lethal tool for early-wipe ambushes. Super Melee enhances melee weapon damage and range, giving primitive tools like the stone hatchet and mace genuine combat viability when you're too early in the wipe for firearms.

ESP & Wallhack — See Every Threat, Every Resource, Every Opportunity

Information wins raids in Rust. Knowing where enemies are before they see you, spotting sleepers inside a base before you waste explosives on the wrong wall, finding high-value loot crates at monuments before someone else grabs them — this is what separates dominant players from everyone else. Hyper's ESP overlay renders real-time markers for virtually everything in the game world, organized into toggleable categories so you only see what matters for your current activity.

Player ESP. Every active player is marked with name, distance, health bar, and currently held weapon. Skeleton ESP shows their exact body position through terrain and structures. Corner box and fill box options give you flexible visual styles depending on preference. Visibility check indicators show whether an enemy can currently see you, letting you time pushes and flanks with certainty. Team ID and team color coding prevent friendly-fire confusion in group play.

Sleeper ESP. This is Rust-specific and enormously valuable. When players log off, their body stays in the world as a sleeper, typically inside their base. Sleeper ESP shows exactly where these offline bodies are, revealing which rooms are bedrooms, where the tool cupboard likely sits, and whether a base has active players or has been abandoned. During offline raids, this tells you exactly which walls to blow to reach the most valuable targets without wasting sulfur on empty rooms.

Scientist and NPC ESP. Blue scientists patrol monuments and Oil Rigs. Heavy Scientists arrive during locked crate events. ESP marks every NPC through structures and terrain with distance and health information, letting you pre-aim angles before rounding corners in Military Tunnels or plan your approach path on Oil Rig to avoid getting flanked by scientists positioned on catwalks above you.

Vehicle and event ESP. Bradley APC at Launch Site, Patrol Helicopter circling the map, Cargo Ship offshore, Chinook dropping locked crates — these high-value events are visible across the entire map. You'll know the moment Bradley spawns, the exact path the Patrol Heli is flying, and whether other players are already contesting the Cargo Ship before you waste 10 minutes boating to it.

Loot and resource ESP. Military Chest, Supply Drop, Locked Crate, card readers, recyclers, refineries, workbenches, repair benches, and research tables are all individually toggleable. Resource ESP highlights stone, metal, and sulfur nodes through terrain. During monument runs, you skip the guesswork entirely — crate locations, keycard reader positions, and loot respawn status are visible before you enter the radiation zone. Distance filters keep the overlay clean by hiding distant markers when you're focused on immediate surroundings.

Radar Hack — 2D Map Awareness

Rust's procedurally generated maps don't include a minimap. Players rely on external map websites, memorized landmarks, or compass bearings to navigate. Hyper's radar ESP renders a real-time 2D overhead view showing every player, NPC, vehicle, animal, and point of interest in your vicinity. It functions as the minimap Rust intentionally doesn't provide, giving you spatial awareness that other players simply don't have.

The radar is especially valuable during roams between monuments. You'll see door campers waiting outside your base before you open the door. You'll spot teams rotating toward the same monument you're heading to and adjust your route. You'll track Patrol Helicopter flight paths to avoid or engage. Off-screen arrows supplement the radar by pointing toward nearby threats that are outside your direct field of view, ensuring nothing sneaks up on you from behind during farming runs.

Movement & Utility — Spiderman, Bright Night, Admin Detection

Hyper includes several Rust-specific utility features that go beyond standard aimbot and ESP packages.

Spiderman. Enhanced climbing ability that lets you scale surfaces without ladders. During raids, this means reaching roof access points that defenders assume are secure. During monument runs, it opens shortcut routes through the Dome and Launch Site that save time and avoid high-traffic choke points. It also enables escape routes that pursuers can't follow without their own climbing tools.

Bright Night and Bright Cave. Rust's night cycle is genuinely dark — most players either sit in their base or risk blind movement. Bright Night removes the darkness entirely, giving you full daytime visibility while every other player stumbles around with torches that advertise their position. Bright Cave does the same for Rust's underground cave systems, which are pitch black without a light source. The advantage is massive: you can farm, roam, and PvP at night with perfect vision while opponents can barely see 10 meters ahead.

Change Time. Modifies your local time perception, letting you set your visual environment to any time of day regardless of the actual server time. Combined with Bright Night, this eliminates every visual disadvantage the game's day/night cycle creates.

Admin detection. The Admin Flag feature alerts you when a server administrator is spectating or in your vicinity. On community and modded servers where admins actively monitor for cheaters, this early warning lets you toggle features off before an admin catches you in spectator mode. The Whitelist system protects specific players (teammates, allies) from being targeted by aimbot.

Custom crosshair. Replaces Rust's default crosshair with a configurable overlay that stays centered and visible in all conditions. Useful during hip-fire engagements where the default crosshair can disappear against certain backgrounds.

Wipe Cycle Strategy — How Cheats Change at Each Phase

Rust's forced wipe cycle creates a unique dynamic that no other survival game replicates at this scale. Every month, progress resets. The 2025 Progression Overhaul and "Pivot or Die" update made this even more dramatic — blueprints now wipe alongside maps on official servers, meaning everyone starts from zero. Reduced research costs (Very Rare items dropped from 500 to 120 scrap) make re-progression faster, but the early hours of a wipe are more competitive than ever because everyone is racing to tier up simultaneously. Cheats provide different advantages at each phase, similar to the wipe dynamics in DayZ persistence cycles.

Early wipe (hours 0-6). Everyone spawns naked on the beach. Resources are contested, primitive weapons dominate, and the first player to secure a Tier 1 workbench controls their local area. ESP identifies the nearest recycler, research table, and green keycard spawn so you can beeline to progression milestones instead of wandering. Super Eoka turns the cheapest craftable weapon into a reliable killer. Super Melee lets you win rock-vs-rock fights against beach spawns who contest your starting area. Resource ESP highlights stone and metal nodes so you can build a starter base faster than players who search manually.

Mid wipe (days 1-3). SAR and Thompson become the dominant weapons. Players push tier-2 monuments for blue keycards and better components. No recoil on the SAR — already accurate but punishing if you miss — closes the skill gap against players who've been spraying SARs for thousands of hours. Monument ESP shows scientist positions, crate locations, and other players in the area before you commit to a run. Sleeper ESP helps you identify weak bases to raid for components instead of farming everything yourself.

Late wipe (day 4+). AK-47s, LR-300s, and full metal gear dominate. Raids with C4 and rockets become the primary activity. Late wipe is where no recoil delivers its biggest advantage — AK fights at range are won by whoever controls their spray pattern better, and Hyper removes that variable entirely. Sleeper ESP and player ESP become critical during raids, showing exactly where defenders are positioned inside their base, whether they're online, and where their tool cupboard and loot rooms sit. Bradley ESP and Patrol Heli tracking let you contest these endgame PvE events without getting third-partied by teams you didn't see approaching.

Monument Hotspot Breakdown — Where ESP Pays for Itself

Launch Site. The largest monument in Rust, guarded by a Bradley APC that fires machine guns and launches rockets at anything that moves. The factory building has extreme radiation requiring a hazmat suit, and elite crates inside are the highest-value loot in the game. ESP marks Bradley's exact position, patrol path, and current target so you can time your approach. Player ESP reveals anyone camping the monument entrance or hiding on the rooftop. Loot ESP shows whether crates have already been looted so you don't waste time entering a recently-cleared building.

Large Oil Rig. Accessed only by boat, minicopter, or swimming. Six floors of scientists, culminating in Heavy Scientists who arrive by Chinook when you hack the locked crate. ESP marks every scientist position on every floor, letting you clear from bottom to top without blind corners. Player ESP alerts you if another team is approaching by boat while you're mid-clear. This is the single most profitable monument run in Rust — elite crates, military crates, and locked crate loot on a single run can net thousands of scrap.

Military Tunnels. Underground labyrinth with high radiation, heavily armed scientists, and two elite crates on a mine cart deep inside. The tunnel layout creates ambush opportunities from multiple angles. ESP shows scientist positions through walls and floors, letting you pre-aim every corner before exposure. Player ESP reveals campers waiting at the entrance or exit tunnels — a common strategy on high-pop servers where players wait for someone else to clear the scientists, then kill them for the loot.

Dome. No keycard required, four military crates at the top. Fast in-and-out runs make it extremely popular, which also makes it extremely contested. ESP shows anyone already climbing or positioned on top before you commit to the ladder route. At Dome, knowing whether someone is there before you start climbing is the difference between a free loot run and getting shot off a ladder with no recoverability.

Raiding Applications — ESP Behind Walls

Raiding is Rust's endgame activity, and it's where information advantage translates most directly into saved resources. Explosives are expensive — 4 C4 to breach an armored wall, 2 rockets for a sheet metal door. Blowing the wrong wall wastes sulfur you spent hours farming. ESP changes raiding fundamentally by showing you what's behind every wall before you commit a single explosive.

Sleeper ESP reveals which rooms have offline players (and their bags/loot). Loot container ESP shows where boxes, furnaces, and tool cupboards are positioned inside the base. You can trace the most efficient breach path from outside — find the tool cupboard to gain build authorization, identify the main loot room, and avoid blowing through honeycomb layers that protect empty spaces. On defense, player ESP shows the exact number of raiders, their positions outside your walls, and whether they're bringing more explosives. You know when to peek, when to rotate, and when to despawn loot before they reach it.

DMA Hardware Compatibility

Hyper supports DMA hardware setups for players who want maximum protection against detection. DMA (Direct Memory Access) cards read game memory from external hardware connected to a second PC, meaning your gaming PC never runs any cheat software. EAC can't detect what isn't there. This is particularly relevant for Rust's Premium Servers, where the $15 inventory threshold means your account has real value attached to it. DMA lets you use ESP and radar on Premium Servers without risking an account that holds purchased skins and DLC. The trade-off is that DMA is read-only — features like aimbot, no recoil, and Spiderman that require writing to game memory aren't available through DMA. Players who want everything use software mode on standard servers and DMA mode when playing Premium.

Pricing

Hyper includes every feature in a single package — aimbot, ESP, no recoil, radar, Spiderman, Bright Night, admin detection, HWID spoofer, and DMA compatibility. No tiers, no stripped-down versions.

Every subscription includes instant key delivery, 24/7 support, and automatic updates after every Rust patch and monthly wipe. Check the status page for current detection status before purchasing.

Setup Guide

Step 1: Purchase. Select your subscription length from the store and complete payment. Your license key and download link are delivered instantly to your BurgerCheats dashboard.

Step 2: Download and configure. Access the Hyper loader and setup tutorial from your dashboard. Configuration takes under 5 minutes. Disable any conflicting antivirus software that may flag the loader as a false positive — this is standard for any kernel-level software.

Step 3: Launch and play. Run the Hyper loader, activate your key, then launch Rust through Steam normally. The cheat injects automatically. The in-game overlay menu lets you toggle and configure every feature individually. Hotkeys enable quick toggling during active gameplay — especially useful for disabling features when an admin spectates (Admin Flag alerts you first).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Hyper work on official, community, and modded servers?

Yes. Hyper works on all Rust server types including official Facepunch servers, community servers, modded servers, and Premium Servers. The DMA hardware option adds an extra safety layer for Premium Servers where your account carries inventory value.

How does EAC detect cheats, and how does Hyper bypass it?

EAC operates as a kernel-level driver that scans for known cheat signatures, monitors memory access patterns, and checks process integrity. In 2025, EAC added specific detection targeting recoil scripts. Hyper loads at kernel level before EAC initializes, uses code obfuscation that changes signatures with every build, and includes an HWID spoofer that protects your hardware identity. When EAC updates, our developers typically push a patched build within hours.

What about Rust's new Premium Servers?

Premium Servers require a $15+ Steam inventory value, designed to deter cheaters using disposable accounts. Hyper works on Premium Servers. For maximum safety on these servers, we recommend DMA hardware mode which reads game data externally without running any software on your gaming PC. Your Premium-eligible account stays clean.

Will I get HWID banned?

Hyper includes an HWID spoofer that randomizes your motherboard, CPU, and drive serial identifiers before EAC reads them. If an account ban occurs, your actual hardware remains unlinked. Purchase a new Rust account ($19.99 on sale) and continue on spoofed hardware. DMA users face virtually zero HWID ban risk since their gaming PC never runs cheat code.

How quickly do you update after Rust's monthly wipe?

Rust's forced wipe occurs on the first Thursday of every month alongside a game update. Our developers monitor every patch and push compatibility updates as soon as testing confirms stability — typically within hours. We know the first hours after wipe are the most competitive, so update speed is a priority.

Can I use Hyper in Rust's PvE and softcore modes?

Yes. ESP, radar, and all visual features work identically in PvE and softcore modes. Aimbot helps against NPC scientists at monuments and Oil Rigs. These modes are also excellent for testing and configuring your settings before using them on competitive PvP servers.

Is the AK no-recoil detectable by EAC's new recoil targeting?

EAC's 2025 recoil detection targets external scripts that simulate mouse movements to counter spray patterns — a crude approach that leaves detectable input traces. Hyper's no recoil works differently: it modifies the recoil values in memory directly, so the weapon genuinely has no recoil rather than having recoil that's being countered by automated mouse input. This distinction matters for detection.

What makes Hyper stand out for Rust?

Three things. First, every feature is included in one product at $5/day — no tiered packages where basic ESP costs less and full aimbot costs more. Second, Rust-specific features like Super Eoka, Super Melee, Big Bullet, Spiderman, Bright Night, Bright Cave, and Admin Flag detection go beyond standard aimbot and ESP. Third, DMA hardware compatibility lets you switch between software and hardware mode depending on the server and your risk tolerance.

Do you support other survival games like Escape from Tarkov, DayZ, or Deadside?

Yes. BurgerCheats offers cheats for over 20 titles including survival shooters, battle royales, and tactical FPS games. Browse the full catalog in the store for available products and current detection status for each title.

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