Pumpkin & Patch System Requirements - Minimum and Recommended

Pumpkin & Patch system requirements are unusually short, because the store page publishes one tier instead of two. The minimum tier asks for any OS, any processor, 1 GB of RAM, any graphics, 2 GB of available storage and any sound card.

The recommended tier is the plainest gap on the page: it is not published anywhere in the official data. That single absence changes how the spec block should be read, and it is worth checking before assuming a second column exists.

The minimum tier, line by line

The published minimum reads as a deliberately broad statement rather than a hardware target. Only two lines carry a number at all, memory and storage, and everything else is left open on purpose.

Requirement	Minimum
OS	Any
Processor	Any
Memory	1 GB RAM
Graphics	Any
Storage	2 GB available space
Sound card	Any

That is the whole block. There is no second column beneath it, no note about a launcher and no additional software requirement attached to the listing.

The recommended tier is not published

Most store pages publish a recommended column next to the minimum, and a reader will instinctively look for one here. It does not exist: the requirements block returns a minimum section only, in both the store page and the machine-readable app data.

That matters for two reasons. First, there is no official answer to what hardware the game is tuned for, so any recommended figure found elsewhere is not from the developer. Second, the absence is not a formatting quirk of this page, it is the state of the official listing as captured on 2026-10-08.

No DirectX version is listed either, even though a DirectX line is common on Windows listings. Neither the requirements block nor the app data carries one.

Controller support and comfort options

The spec block says nothing about input, but the feature tags do, and they are more informative than the requirements themselves.

• Full controller support is tagged, which is the stronger of the two controller tags Steam uses.
• Gamepad Recommended is tagged separately, signalling the intended input without requiring it.
• DualShock and DualSense controller support are both named.
• 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 are also on the list.

The practical reading is that this is a game designed to be played on a pad with comfort settings built in, and that a keyboard is not excluded by anything in the listing.

What the spec block leaves out and what it settles

What it settles is small and firm: 1 GB of RAM and 2 GB of free storage, plus a controller recommendation. Those are the only actionable numbers in the entire requirements section.

What it leaves out is everything else a buyer usually weighs: recommended hardware, DirectX version, network requirements, VRAM, and any note about account or online activation. None of those appear, and none should be filled in by inference from other games.

One further consequence is worth stating. Because OS, processor, graphics and sound card all read Any, the requirements give no way to sanity-check performance before buying. The only official guidance available is the demo entry listed on the store page, which carries a to confirm marker on this site.

The spec block pairs naturally with the platform picture on Availability, the launch record on Launch and Demo, and the full fact sheet on the Cheat Sheet.