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Announcement trailer for "RUST MOBILE" by Facepunch and Level Infinite (PUBG Mobile, Arena Breakout). The project leaked ~1yr ago, but announcement prediction timing was off. Mobile x PC - Cross-platform, as shown on their BiliBili (CN's equivalent of YouTube) page.

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