As far back as 2014, developer Facepunch Studios had its sights set on porting Rust to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Evidently, it took several years for such plans to come to fruition. At least it?s finally happening, though. The brutal survival action title will come to the two consoles on an unspecified date in 2020.
Facepunch Studios and independent publisher Double Eleven announced the news during Xbox?s XO19 event in London. As is often the case, a brand-new trailer accompanied the news. See what kind of excitement Rust holds for console players in the following teaser trailer. (Note: The teaser?s footage was captured on a PC.)

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