Pet Simulator 99 Items Index

Pet Simulator 99 items can increase power, change a farming loadout, open a reward route, level mastery, or act as trade stock. The right question is not “is this rare?” but what does this item do for my current account, and what do I give up by using it? A tradable potion, key, gift, enchant, egg, or charm material always has both utility and market value.

The official BIG Games database exposes Enchants, Eggs, Potions, Economy, and other item-related records. Maintained community documentation adds long-form source and use notes. Because effects, tiers, event tabs, recipes, RAP, and availability change, this hub provides decision paths rather than a copied “all items” table.

Choose the right item guide

Sort inventory by function

Create groups for boosts, permanent equipment, opening items, crafting or machine inputs, event items, progression keys, collectibles, and sale stock. Keep exact tiers separate. Two potions or enchants with the same family name can have very different effects and prices.

Mark every item that is currently equipped, required for a quest, used by an active machine, or tied to a limited event. Lock or separate valuable stock where the interface allows. Do not bulk-convert until you inspect current recipes.

Event items may move to a discontinued tab or lose their use after an event, according to maintained community documentation. That does not mean every old event item is worthless; collectors and future returns can create trade demand. Label availability instead of guessing.

Consume, combine, or sell

Consume when the effect helps a measured session and the expected benefit exceeds the item’s replacement or sale value. A potion used during idle time or instant-clear farming may contribute less than its tooltip suggests.

Combine when the upgrade output is clearly more useful than the consumed lower tiers. Check whether rank quests or Mastery need the original tier and whether the higher tier is less liquid. Do not assume upgrading always increases trade value proportionally.

Sell when the item is surplus, liquid, and the diamonds fund a stronger account goal. Keep a reserve for quests, machines, and events. A new player should not open every high-demand gift simply because the reward animation is appealing.

Loadouts should have one job

For area pushing, maintain enough damage and speed, then add economy or collection support. For direct diamonds, use effects that increase the relevant output without slowing clear speed. For item farming, compare treasure or special-spawn effects. For hatching, switch to egg-related tools only during the hatch.

The live event may isolate boosts. Pets vs. Coins has Gardening Potions, Garden Upgrades, Sunflower Boosts, Bloom Tokens, and a Boost Machine. Do not assume a normal-world enchant or potion affects garden defenders unless the current UI shows it or a controlled test confirms it.

Save screenshots of a complete loadout and benchmark result. Change one component at a time. A famous “best build” can fail because it assumes more slots, stronger pets, paid passes, or an older update.

Upgrade machines and source checks

Machines appear across progression worlds. Maintained location references place early potion and enchant upgrade machines in Coins World and pet conversion machines along the area route, but locations can be mirrored through a Supercomputer or moved. Use the Machines guide to identify the current route.

Before using a machine, read inputs, output, chance if any, quantity, timer, and whether the action is reversible. Protect the strongest stat pet and event-specific inputs. A “fuse” operation in normal worlds is not automatically the same as the event Fuse Machine or Combine-o-Matic.

Item value checklist

Match exact name, tier, variant, tradable state, and quantity. Check official RAP when available, history, demand, current booths, and recent completed sales from your own log. New update items can spike and fall quickly.

Do not trust a trade partner’s value screenshot. Open your own current reference. Recheck every quantity and comma at confirmation. If an item is removed and re-added, start the review again.

Current garden item map

Update 86 officially documents Crop Seeds, Farm Plots, Sunflowers, Garden Eggs, Fertilizer, Sunlight, Rain, Growth Cocktail, and Garden Upgrades. Update 87 adds Sunflower Gifts, XP Tokens, Sunflower Boosts, Bloom Tokens, a Diamond Egg, Combine-o-Matic inputs, and other supporting event resources.

Those names are official. Exact stock, costs, grow times, drop odds, boost duration, machine quantities, and trade status require the live event. See Garden Progression before consuming a current resource.

Item mistakes

• Opening every gift before checking its sale value.
• Combining tiers without preserving quest inputs.
• Equipping several effects for different jobs and optimizing none.
• Assuming normal-world boosts work in every event.
• Using RAP from the wrong tier or quantity.
• Consuming an event item whose machine route is not understood.
• Treating “rare” as both useful and liquid.

Items FAQ

What items should a beginner keep?

Keep useful boosts, unclear keys and gifts, event items, strong enchants, charm materials, and anything with meaningful trade value until its route is understood.

Should I upgrade all potions and enchants?

No. Compare current recipe, needed tier, mastery and rank objectives, effect, and market value.

Are all items tradable?

No. Maintained references document exceptions and event restrictions. Check the current tooltip or trade interface.

Where is the complete live item list?

Use the official BIG Games database and current game inventory. This site provides decision-focused indexes rather than duplicating volatile records.