Pumpkin & Patch Platforms - Windows, One Language and Controller

Pumpkin & Patch platforms comes down to a short answer: Windows on Steam, one language, and full controller support. The store data returns true for Windows and false for both macOS and Linux, and nothing resembling a console build appears anywhere on the listing.

That makes availability a single-line affair rather than a comparison table, so the useful detail here is the qualification attached to that one platform: what the listing says about input, language and the demo build.

The single listed build

The platform booleans are unambiguous. Windows is true, macOS is false and Linux is false, and the page publishes no console icon, no compatibility note and no future-platform wording.

Availability fact	Published value
Builds listed	Windows only
macOS or Linux	not listed
Console versions	not announced
Store link	store.steampowered.com/app/3779090
Price at capture (US)	$10.49, list $13.99
Release date	Oct 1, 2026
Languages	1 (English, full audio)
DLC	none published

Language support is one language

This is the detail most easily misread, because most Steam pages list a column of languages and this one does not. The supported-language string returns English only, marked with an asterisk that the store uses for languages with full audio support.

There is no second language on the page, no interface-only entry and no partial-audio entry, so the honest description is a single supported language. Any claim of wider localisation would have to come from somewhere other than the official listing.

Input, comfort and accessibility tags

The feature tags are where the platform story gets more interesting than the platform count. Full controller support is tagged, Gamepad Recommended is tagged separately, and DualShock and DualSense controller support are both named.

• Full controller support is tagged rather than partial.
• Gamepad Recommended is tagged, which signals the intended input without removing others.
• DualShock and DualSense controller support are both listed.
• Camera Comfort and Custom Volume Controls are tagged.
• Playable without Timed Input and playable at your own pace are both tagged.
• Steam Cloud, Stats and Family Sharing round out the feature list.

That combination points to a game designed to be sat down with on a pad, with comfort options built into the listing rather than patched in later.

The store link and the demo entry

The only storefront is Steam, at store.steampowered.com/app/3779090, and the app data returns no official website at all, so there is no second destination to check. The announcement feed at store.steampowered.com/news/app/3779090 is the other official channel attached to the app.

A demo is listed in the purchase box as Pumpkin & Patch Demo, installing app 4592870, and the app data returns the same id in its demo field. This one carries a to confirm marker: the project fact summary records no demo app id, so the demo entry is presented as listed on the store page rather than as a settled figure.

What is not announced

Beyond the console question, several availability facts are simply missing. No DLC or season pass is published, no physical edition is mentioned and no cross-save or cross-platform feature is tagged.

There is also no published plan for bringing the game to another platform later, and no regional availability note beyond the standard Steam store. If a console version is happening, the official sources captured here do not say so.

For the numbers behind this page, the price and review status are collected on Launch and Demo, the spec tiers are on Setups, and the mechanics the tags support are on How It Plays.