Pumpkin & Patch Review

There is no Pumpkin & Patch review score to report yet, because nothing in the official material publishes one. What can be reviewed is the offer the store page actually documents: a 2D Metroidvania for $13.99 list and $10.49 discounted, built on ranged projectile combat with a limited parry, ability gates, and different possible endings. This page judges the game on those documented specifics and refuses to invent a number.

Is There a Pumpkin & Patch Review Score?

Review metric	Status
Critic score	Not documented yet
Aggregate score	Not documented yet
Steam recommendation percentage	Not documented yet
Published review count	Not documented yet
Player-count or sales data	Not documented yet

The pages used here capture the store listing, not review outlets, so the absence of a score is a limit of this page rather than proof that none exists elsewhere. It should be read as unknown, not as a bad sign.

What the Official Page Gives You to Judge It By

The store page is specific about its systems, which is where a fair judgement has to start.

• Combat: primarily ranged and projectile based, with a limited parry as the modern twist.
• Parry payoff: deflects projectiles back, stuns melee attackers and heals the player.
• Abilities: Pumpkin's Lamplight, Pumpkin's Embershot and controllable icebergs.
• Structure: a connected Hallowed Lands world you open up with those abilities.
• Value: $13.99 list or $10.49 discounted, with a free demo to try first.

Against that, the gaps matter for a Metroidvania buyer: no playtime, no map or boss count, no difficulty settings and no clarity on endings. Both sides come from the same source, so neither is exaggerated here.

What Is Not Documented About Reception

Everything that would normally form a verdict is missing. There is no Steam review count or recommendation tier captured, no critic aggregate, no player-retention figures and no post-launch content plan. Whether the game is well received, and by how many players, is not documented yet on the pages used here. If you want the concrete facts behind this judgement, the gameplay page covers the loop, the price page covers cost, and the demo page covers the free trial you can use to form your own view.