Pumpkin & Patch Release Date - Oct 1, 2026 Price and Reviews

Pumpkin & Patch release date is settled: the game launched on Steam on Oct 1, 2026, at $10.49 in the US at the time of capture, with no Early Access phase attached. The app data returns coming_soon as false, which confirms this is a full release rather than a waitlist entry.

The launch record is short, but two of its fields need care. The price moves with Steam promotions, so it is quoted as a capture-time value, and the review slot is genuinely empty rather than merely low.

The launch date and the product state

The store page lists exactly one date, Oct 1, 2026, and the app data repeats it alongside the coming_soon flag set to false. There is no second date, no delay note and no separate early-access launch to reconcile.

Launch fact	Value at capture
Release date	Oct 1, 2026
Coming soon flagged	false
Early Access phase	none marked
Price (US)	$10.49
List price	$13.99
Discount	25 percent off
Platform	Windows
Reviews	0, shown as No user reviews

The one entry that will move over time is the discount line. The release date and the absence of an Early Access phase are properties of the product rather than temporary offers.

Price and discount at capture

At the time of capture the US price was $10.49, down from a $13.99 list price, a 25 percent discount. Those are capture-time values and Steam promotions change them, so the figure is best read as the price on 2026-10-08 rather than a permanent one.

Nothing on the official pages says how long the discount runs or whether the list price will move. There is no season pass, no deluxe edition and no priced add-on published alongside it, so the discount applies to a single standard purchase.

The review slot is empty

This is the part of a launch page that usually carries sentiment, and here there is none to carry. Steam reports 0 user reviews for the app as of 2026-10-08, and the rating is rendered as No user reviews rather than as a percentage.

That is a factual statement, not a criticism: the game launched on Oct 1, 2026, so the sample is simply not there yet at the time of capture. It also means no player feedback exists to check the store claims against, and nothing in this guide should be read as shared player consensus.

• 0 user reviews recorded on 2026-10-08.
• Rating shown as No user reviews, not as a score.
• No aggregate review score is published.
• No press or outlet scores appear on the store page.

Demo, free periods and later plans

A demo entry is listed in the store purchase box as Pumpkin & Patch Demo, installing app 4592870, and the app data returns the same id in its demo field. It carries a to confirm marker here, because the project fact summary records no demo app id even though the store page and the app data both point to one.

What is not published is just as important. No free weekend is announced, no launch-window patch notes are attached, and there is no roadmap or post-launch schedule on the official pages captured for this page.

What the store page does not say

Beyond the review slot, the gaps are the ones a buyer would ask about next. There is no published discount end date, no statement about future price changes, no media review distribution and no dated content plan.

The launch specs a player might want are also absent: no completion time, no difficulty setting and no area count. Those are recorded as unpublished across this site rather than estimated.

The same capture feeds the platform picture on Availability, the full fact sheet on the Cheat Sheet, and the first-session walkthrough on the Beginner Guide.