The developers of Roblox Fisch have rolled out another huge update, featuring a brand-new event called The Megalodon Hunt. Not only did this patch expand the Ancient Isles content, but it also made several changes and improvements to make the gameplay smoother. So, players should have a better experience once they have downloaded the much awaited patch.
However, trying to keep up with everything that an update adds or changes can be tiresome. This is exactly why we have provided detailed patch notes for the Roblox Fisch Ancient Isles + The Megalodon Hunt update below.
The complete changelog of Roblox Fisch Ancient Isles + The Megalodon Hunt update
While the update might seem small, it offers a lot of content that should keep players busy for a while. Moreover, like all previous updates, it continues the title’s narrative and sets the stage for future patches. You can check the details below.
Ancient Isles + The Megalodon Hunt!
“The Ancient Isles have just been discovered—lush jungles, glowing ruins, mystery filled caves, and ancient fish whisper of secrets long forgotten. What mysteries could these legendary lands unveil? Treasure, danger, and prehistoric wonders await those daring enough to explore!”
New Code
AncientIsle
Game Content
2 New Bestiaries (Ancient Isles & Ancient Archives)
12 New Rods (10 Craftable Rods & 2 Purchasable)
39 New Fish
8 New Mutations
Rod Crafting
Megalodon Hunt Event (3 Different Meg Species)
The Eclipse Event
Meteor Strike Event
Archaeological Boat
New Level Cap 500 -> 750
Turkey?
2 New Totems
1 New Bait (Shark Head)
5 New Bobbers (2 Bestiary Bobbers & 3 Limited Bobbers)
New shiny models for Handfish & Napoleonfish
New Fanart Board at Moosewood
More Optimization Settings
Several New Titles
Ziplines Added to multiple locations on the map!
Apart from these, there are several other QoL changes and bug fixes that made the overall experience smoother. The developer has also notified the community that a new update will drop next week with more content to keep things exciting in Roblox Fisch.
