Rust offers an extensive range of content and features for players to experience and enjoy. But this massive multiplayer survival title can get even larger by downloading and installing any of its many DLC packs. So join us as we break down every Rust DLC pack out so far, their prices, and what they offer in-game.

Rust DLC Guide: Price, Features, & More

At the time of writing, Rust has four DLC packs. Despite not being as expansive as the available DLCs in other games like Arma 3, there’s still bound to be something for avid Rust players to enjoy with this game’s DLCs. Below, you’ll learn about each DLC you can download and install, starting from the first-released pack:

Instruments Pack

Jam with the gang or play your favorite instrument on top of the corpses of your enemies with the Rust Instruments Pack. Released on December 6, 2019, this DLC gives you ten new musical instruments to play, each with a unique-sounding tune. With a MIDI-compatible keyboard or device, you can even take your in-game musical skills to the next level. Plug that device into your computer, run the game, and watch and hear as your character copies your musical prowess. The Instruments Pack DLC in Rust includes the following items:

• Canbourine
• Cowbell
• Jerry Can Guitar
• Junkyard Drum Kit
• Pan Flute
• Plumber's Trumpet
• Shovel Bass
• Sousaphone
• Wheelbarrow Piano
• Xylobones

Sunburn Pack

Are you tired of laying waste to enemy camps? If so, take a break and hit the beach with the Rust Sunburn Pack. Get a tan while floating in your Above Ground Pool. You can also sit back, relax, and see other players duke it out while watching them on a Recliner. Since July 10, 2020, many players introduced tropical fun into the vanilla Rust experience with the following items included in the Sunburn DLC Pack:

• 3x Photo Frames
• 4x Swimwear-themed underwear skins (Male and Female)
• Above Ground Pool
• Beach Parasol (+8 skins)
• Beach Recliner (+8 skins)
• Beach Table
• Beach Towel (+7 skins)
• Boogie Board (+6 skins)
• Inner Tube (+7 skins)
• Instant Camera
• Paddling Pool (+4 skins)
• Sunglasses (+8 skins)
• Water Gun (+4 skins)
• Water Pistol

Voice Props Pack

It’s time to get noisy in Rust with the Voice Props Pack. Launched on July 2, 2021, this DLC allows you to record various sounds, including your environment or your nearby friends’ cheers (and jeers). Then, deploy the audio with portable boom boxes or megaphones in the game. You can also use the included Microphone Stand to make announcements throughout your base. And if you're looking to catch a groove between battles, you can use the Disco Floor and invite friends, enemies, and frienemies to a dance party. Download and install the Rust Voice Props Pack DLC, and get the following items:

• 3x dance gestures
• 3x lengths of cassette
• 7x achievements
• Boom Box
• Cassette Recorder
• Connected speaker
• Disco Floor (Multiple variants)
• Megaphone
• Microphone Stand
• Mobile Phone
• Music Lasers
• Music Light
• Portable Boom Box

Soundtrack

As its name implies, the Rust Soundtrack DLC lets players enjoy the game’s various audio tracks all-in-one. Released on March 4, 2022, it features 29 tracks available in both FLAC and MP3 formats. The tracks included in this Rust DLC are the following:

• Safe Zone
• Descent
• Umbra
• Closed Circuit
• Fissure
• Spaces
• Legacy
• Summit
• Stranded
• Crest
• Repose
• Companion
• Armored
• Questions
• Controller
• Sunny
• Calm
• Bask
• Wastes
• Thunder
• Drop Point
• Decay
• Dust
• Excavator
• Rev
• Oil Rig
• Workcart
• Halcyon
• Windswept