A data-first PC FISH wiki built around breeding odds, fish rarity, synthesis planning, Season 1 recipes, market values, achievements, and practical troubleshooting.
| Fish | Rarity | Source | Value note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Goldfish | Basic | Starter tank | Baseline |
| Common Desk Fish | Common | Early breeding | Low liquidity |
| Uncommon Pattern Fish | Uncommon | Mixed common pairs | Useful breeder |
| Rare Color Line | Rare | Rare pair breeding | Market watch |
| Legendary Line | Legendary | High-rarity breeding | Trade candidate |
| Mythic Roll Target | Mythic | Rare+ odds windows | Track carefully |
Estimate community-tested rarity outcomes for PC FISH parent pairings before you commit a breeding slot.
A readable breakdown of known PC FISH rarity odds, including where Mythic outcomes begin to appear.
A launch database structure for PC FISH species, rarity, source, grade, and market notes.
Plan merge attempts, understand synthesis risk, and track success-rate changes after balance updates.
A practical value guide for fish, decorations, limited items, and trade decisions.
Track First Season ingredients, seasonal fish, and limited-time crafting paths.
Understand Basic, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and Mythic rarity tiers in PC FISH.
A focused tracker for Mythic routes, odds windows, and trade notes.
Track seasonal fish, availability windows, and whether a fish can still be obtained.
Use Steam Market and community trading signals without overpaying for hype.
Plan the 30 Steam achievements with collection, breeding, and progression checkpoints.
Track grade, star, and quality signals that affect keeping, trading, and merging decisions.
A lightweight hub for trade preparation, market checks, and listing discipline.
Fix common PC FISH issues such as fish not eating, startup warnings, and sync confusion.
PC FISH creates repeated decisions: whether to breed now, hold a high-rarity fish, synthesize a stack, sell into the market, or wait for a season route to settle. A normal article-first wiki can explain the game, but it is slow when a player needs a quick outcome check. This site keeps the calculator, database fields, and market notes close to the top so the answer is reachable before the player leaves the game.
Exact PC FISH numbers should stay marked by source and date. The breeding table starts with community-tested rarity outcomes because those are the most useful early decisions. Species lists, recipe rows, market prices, and synthesis recommendations should grow only when there is enough evidence to avoid turning guesses into permanent-looking facts.
New players asking how to play should start with the breeding calculator and rarity page. Collection-focused players should use the fish database, seasonal fish tracker, and achievements checklist for progression and unlock planning. Market-focused players should compare values, trade notes, and update-sensitive season availability before selling rare stock that may be more useful as a breeder or recipe ingredient.