Pumpkin & Patch Release Date — Date and Price

Pumpkin & Patch released on October 1, 2026, as a full release for Windows on Steam. It is not an early access title, it is currently playable, and it launched at $10.49 in US dollars, which the store shows as a 25 percent discount from $13.99 at the time of this capture. A free demo shipped alongside it on its own separate store page.

Release date and launch state

The store page lists the date as Oct 1, 2026, and the appdetails feed reports the game type as game with coming soon set to false. Together those two fields say the same thing: this was a finished launch rather than a staged rollout. Developer and publisher are the same company, Gourdfield Games, and the legal notice also credits Drew Mantineo alongside the studio.

Item	Value
Release date	October 1, 2026
Status	Full release, not early access
Platform	Windows
Cost at capture	$10.49, marked down 25 percent from $13.99
Demo	Free, on its own store page, app 4592870
Genre tags	Action, Adventure

What shipped on day one

The launch build is single-player only. Steam lists no multiplayer, co-op or online categories, and there is no Workshop tab, so there is no community mod pipeline attached to the release. What the store does list is 22 achievements, English language support with full audio, and full controller support with gamepad recommended.

The listing also ships with one trailer, named Pumpkin & Patch Official Trailer, and a gallery of six screenshots. No content descriptors are attached to the release, and the store shows no mature-content warning, so the launch build carries no age-gate panel from the developer.

The achievements page works through what the store names of those 22, and the platforms page covers the store and controller details in full.

Post-launch plans are not documented yet

Nothing on the store page promises or rules out future content. There is no announced DLC, no roadmap and no season structure in the official copy, so any post-launch plan beyond the shipped build is not documented yet. The official news hub for the app exists and is one of the sources listed on this page, which is the place a future announcement would appear.

One detail worth knowing about the release window: the store page shows this as a discount rather than a permanent cost, so $10.49 is the launch figure and not a guaranteed long-term one.

Is it worth checking the demo first

Yes, and the demo is the cheapest way to test how the ranged combat and the limited parry feel before buying. It has its own store page, so it does not clutter the main listing, and the demo page breaks down exactly what the store does and does not say about it.