Pumpkin & Patch Bosses

Pumpkin & Patch bosses are only partly confirmed, and the official store page is the source for all of them. It lists mummies, witches, vampires and the dreaded Spider Queen under classic Halloween monsters, giving the Spider Queen the strongest wording of the four. Because the page never says how many bosses the game has or which enemy types are true bosses, anything past that short list is not documented yet.

Which Bosses Are Confirmed in Pumpkin & Patch?

Enemy named on the store page	How the page describes it
Mummies	One of the classic Halloween monsters you face off against
Witches	One of the classic Halloween monsters you face off against
Vampires	One of the classic Halloween monsters you face off against
Spider Queen	Called the dreaded Spider Queen, the strongest wording in the list

Only these four names appear in the official description, and the page never labels any of them as bosses in those exact words - it calls them monsters you face off against. Treating the Spider Queen as the likely headline encounter is an inference from the page calling it dreaded, not a stated fact.

How Combat Against Them Works

The store page describes the fight loop rather than individual boss patterns. Your default attack is ranged and projectile based, which it frames as a return to the classics of the genre, and the modern twist is a limited parry.

The parry deflects projectiles back at enemies, stuns melee attackers and heals the player, which is why the page calls it high risk and high reward. Since the named enemies mix projectiles and melee, the parry is the one tool the page implies matters against both.

• Ranged first: the default attack is a projectile, so bosses are fought at range.
• Parry second: a timed, limited answer that turns attacks back or stuns a melee swing.
• Run-and-gun: explicitly viable if you keep your distance and watch for obstacles.

What Is Not Documented About Bosses

A lot is left unstated. There is no boss count, no named boss barring the four enemy types, no arena list, no health or phase information and no reward structure beyond the hint that new abilities are found within the world. Whether any boss is optional, and whether bosses gate the different endings the page mentions, is not documented yet. For the achievement side of a completion run, see the achievements page, and for the world they sit in, the map page.