Alright, fish lovers—get set, because the world of Fisch just got much bigger. The new update is here, and it brings cool new stuff, helpful tweaks, and exciting new ways to catch those big ones. Let’s dive into it.
First up, Crystal Cove. Hidden in one of the winding paths of The Depths, this new place isn’t just nice to look at. It’s full of new rods, each with its own level of fun and strength. No matter if you fish just for fun or are all in, there’s something here for you. And believe me, the special prizes you can get there? They’re worth the journey.
Next big addition—the Quest Book. If you’ve ever found yourself juggling quest objectives and losing track of what you’re doing (guilty), this update is for you. With the Quest Book, you can easily enable or disable quests on the fly, making your adventure way more manageable. No more scrolling through cluttered menus or missing out on objectives—this thing just works.
Now, let’s talk shiny stuff. The Shiny Surge and Night of the Luminous events are getting a glow-up. These events are now unskippable, which sounds intense—but honestly, they’re so packed with potential that skipping them was almost criminal anyway. Plus, there are now Shiny & Sparkling Totems to collect and use, adding a whole new strategic layer to how you approach the game’s rarest catches.
And here’s a nice little bonus: enter the code 4THOFJULY within 24 hours of the update’s release to snag a Patriot Rod, a unique player title, and—you guessed it—Shiny & Sparkling Totems. It’s a limited-time deal, so don’t wait around. I almost missed it last time something like this came up, and I regretted it for weeks.
There’s also a bunch of smaller tweaks that might fly under the radar unless you’re paying attention. Apex Leviathan and Mosslurker timers have been trimmed down, which means more frequent chances to catch those elusive beasts. Normal appraisals now scale with fish prices (finally!), and the love-it-or-hate-it Blobfish has had its rarity bumped up to Exotic—so if you catch one now, bragging rights are definitely included.
Overall, this update seems like a big change. It makes some of the game’s rough parts work better, gives us new things to find, and new ways to see our targets. If you haven’t played in a bit, now is a good time to get back into it. And if you’re still all in, there’s a lot here to keep it all new.
Let’s chat about it—what do you think of the Quest Book or the new rods in Crystal Cove? Share your recommendations, tips, or even your top finds in the comments. Let’s help each other out!
