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Pumpkin & Patch Platforms

Pumpkin & Patch platforms: Windows on Steam is the only supported platform, with full controller support, DualSense and DualShock input, and English only.

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Pumpkin & Patch platforms come down to a single answer: Windows, through Steam. The official listing marks Windows as supported and leaves Mac, Linux and consoles unmarked, so there is no documented way to play the game on another system. It is a single-player title, it is not free, and the only store page it has is its Steam page, which is also where the free demo lives.

Which Platforms Does Pumpkin & Patch Run On?

The platform row on the store page is a one-line answer. Windows is true, Mac is false, and Linux is false, and no console version is mentioned anywhere on the listing. That is worth stating plainly because 2D Metroidvanias are often ported later, and there is no official confirmation of any port here. If a console release happens, the store page is where it would appear first; as of now, such a release is not documented yet.

Controller Support and Language Options

Controller support is the most developed part of the platform story. The page lists full controller support, names DualShock and DualSense support specifically, and carries a Gamepad Recommended tag, which together point at a gamepad being the intended way to play.

Pumpkin & Patch official screenshot 2
Official screenshot showing the Hallowed Lands

Language support, by contrast, is minimal: English is the only entry, flagged with the asterisk Steam uses for full audio support.

ItemWhat the store page lists
PlatformWindows only, no Mac or Linux build
StoreSteam only
ControllersFull controller support, DualShock and DualSense, Gamepad Recommended
LanguagesEnglish only, with full audio support

Where to Buy and What Is Missing

The game is bought on Steam, either from the main store page or through the standard Steam client search, and the free trial is listed as a separate demo entry on the same platform. What is not on the page matters as much as what is: there is no Steam Workshop, so no official modding hub, and no official studio website is linked from the listing. For the practical side of getting started once you own it, the system requirements page covers the minimum spec, and the demo page covers the trial.

FAQ

What platforms is Pumpkin & Patch available on?

Windows only. The official Steam listing marks the Windows platform as supported, with no Mac or Linux build and no console release listed. Since the only store the game appears on is Steam, buying it there is the only documented way to play it.

Does Pumpkin & Patch support controllers?

Yes. The store page lists full controller support, and it separately names DualShock and DualSense controller support along with a Gamepad Recommended tag. Because the combat is built around ranged aiming, a gamepad is the input the store page points you toward rather than a keyboard.

What languages does Pumpkin & Patch support?

English only. The store page lists a single language, marked with the asterisk Steam uses to indicate full audio support, which means voice acting as well as text is in English. No other interface or subtitle language is listed.

Is there a Steam Workshop for Pumpkin & Patch?

No. Steam Workshop is not among the game's features, so there is no official mod or level-sharing hub attached to the store page. The features it does list are single-player, Steam Achievements, full controller support, Steam Cloud, stats and family sharing.

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References

Facts on this page are compiled from the references above. Items marked "to confirm" are single-source and not yet verified.