Pumpkin & Patch Release Date

The Pumpkin & Patch release date is 1 October 2026. The game launched on Windows at a list price of $13.99 in the US, discounted to $10.49 at the time its store page was captured, and it is a finished release rather than an Early Access title. It is a single-player 2D Metroidvania from Gourdfield Games, which is both the developer and the publisher, and the store page lists Windows as the only platform and English as the only supported language.

Release Date and Current Status

The official release date field on Steam reads 1 October 2026, and the page is presented as a normal store listing rather than a coming-soon or pre-order page. That combination is the basis for calling the game released: the date has passed, the purchase option is live, and no Early Access banner appears anywhere on the listing. The page carries one official trailer, the Pumpkin & Patch Official Trailer, and six official screenshots, which is typical of a released Steam page rather than a placeholder.

Launch fact	Value on the store page
Release date	1 October 2026
Status	Released, not marked as Early Access
Genre	Action and Adventure, described as a 2D Metroidvania
Developer and publisher	Gourdfield Games
Platform	Windows

Price and the Launch Discount

The store page used for this page records an initial price of $13.99 and a discounted price of $10.49, a 25 percent reduction. That matters for anyone deciding when to buy, because the $10.49 figure is a promotional number attached to a sale rather than the permanent list price. The store page does not publish a roadmap, a post-launch content plan or any future discount schedule, so a cheaper window later in the year is not documented yet.

Because the discounted number is tied to a promotion, the reliable habit is to open the store page and read the price line yourself rather than trusting a screenshot of a sale.

Is There a Demo?

There is a demo. The official Steam data for the game lists a separate demo app entry in addition to the main game, and Steam demos are normally listed in exactly that way. The store page does not describe what the demo contains, how far it lets you play, or whether progress carries over, so those details are not documented yet. The demo page covers what can be verified and what cannot.

Platforms, Languages and What Else the Page Lists

The platform and language side of the listing is short and unambiguous. Windows is the only platform marked, and English is the only language, shown with the asterisk Steam uses to mean the language has full audio support. The categories the game carries are equally specific, and they double as a feature list:

• Single-player, with no multiplayer or co-op mode listed.
• Steam Achievements, 22 in total.
• Full controller support, with DualShock and DualSense support and a Gamepad Recommended tag.
• Steam Cloud and Steam Family Sharing.
• Accessibility and comfort tags: Camera Comfort, Custom Volume Controls, Playable at Your Own Pace and Playable without Timed Input.
• Stats tracking, and no Steam Workshop integration.

What Is Confirmed and What Is Not

Confirmed dates and numbers are the 1 October 2026 release, the $13.99 list price with a $10.49 discounted price, Windows as the only platform, English as the only language, and 22 Steam achievements. Beyond that, the page stays quiet. There is no official studio website linked from the listing, no DLC or season pass, no console port, no multiplayer mode, and no public player-count or review data attached to this page. Anything about future content, ports or price changes is not documented yet, and should be treated as unknown rather than likely.