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Pumpkin & Patch Faq

A Pumpkin & Patch FAQ on the facts that matter: release date, price, demo, platform, language, multiplayer and the answers the store page leaves open.

By the New Game Wiki team · Updated 2026-10-12

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This Pumpkin & Patch FAQ answers the questions the official store page can actually settle, and flags the ones it cannot. The short version: it released on 1 October 2026, costs $13.99 list with a $10.49 discounted price in the US, runs on Windows only, is single-player, supports English with full audio, and offers a separate free demo. Playtime, endings and post-launch plans are not documented yet.

Quick Answers at a Glance

QuestionAnswer
Release date1 October 2026
Price$13.99 list, discounted to $10.49 in the US
PlatformWindows only, on Steam
PlayersSingle-player, no multiplayer
LanguageEnglish with full audio support
DemoYes, a separate Steam demo entry

Pumpkin & Patch official screenshot of the Hallowed Lands
Official screenshot from Pumpkin & Patch

Questions About Buying and Playing

The buying side is straightforward, which is why it is worth stating plainly rather than leaving to the store page.

  • Cost: $13.99 list, $10.49 with the 25 percent discount shown when the page was captured.
  • Try before buying: a free demo exists as its own Steam entry.
  • Machine: the minimum spec asks for any OS, any processor, any graphics card, 1 GB of RAM and 2 GB of storage.
  • Input: full controller support, DualShock and DualSense named, and a Gamepad Recommended tag.
  • Achievements: 22 on Steam, with 10 names published.

What the Page Leaves Open

Several common questions have no verified answer on the official listing. How long the game is, how many endings there are and how they are triggered, whether the demo save carries into the full game, whether a console version is planned, and whether any DLC or post-launch content is coming are all not documented yet. The page also publishes no review score and no player-count figures. For more depth on any of these, the release date page covers launch facts, the price page covers cost and discounts, and the platforms page covers systems and input.

FAQ

When did Pumpkin & Patch release and what does it cost?

It released on 1 October 2026 on Windows. The store page records a list price of $13.99 in the US, discounted 25 percent to $10.49 when the page was captured. The $10.49 figure is a promotional discount rather than the permanent list price, so check the store page before buying.

What kind of game is Pumpkin & Patch?

It is a 2D Metroidvania. You play Patch, a one-eyed Shiba Inu who recently lost his family, who finds himself in the Hallowed Lands and meets a new friend, Pumpkin. The two travel toward the Underworld in search of answers, and the store page describes combat as primarily ranged and projectile based with a limited parry.

Does Pumpkin & Patch have multiplayer or co-op?

No. The store page lists Single-player as the only player mode, with no multiplayer, co-op or online component. It is a single-player game from start to finish.

What platforms and languages does Pumpkin & Patch support?

Windows on Steam only, with no Mac, Linux or console version listed. English is the only supported language, shown with the asterisk Steam uses for full audio support, which means voice acting as well as text.

Is there a demo of Pumpkin & Patch?

Yes. The game's official Steam data lists a separate demo app entry alongside the main game, which is how a free trial is published on Steam. What the demo includes, how long it runs and whether progress carries over are not documented yet.

How long is Pumpkin & Patch?

Not documented yet. The store page publishes no playtime estimate, no chapter or area count and no completion-time figure, so there is no verified answer for how long the main path or a full completion run takes.

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