Does Kid Pumpkin save my progress?

The game may store progress in your browser, so returning on the same device and browser usually picks up where you left off. There is no account, so progress does not carry across devices.

Is there a time limit?

Puzzle games on this site vary. Many let you think as long as you like, while some add a timer for extra score. Nothing stops you from replaying a stage.

Can I play on my phone?

Yes. Most puzzles here are built with touch in mind, and tapping a piece works the same as clicking it. Rotate to landscape if the board looks cramped.

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Kid Pumpkin

Interesting platform game for kids, where you need to collect coins and to pass all 12 levels.

4.3

Category: Puzzles
Score: 4.3
Device: Mobile + Desktop
Access: Free Play
Controls: Mouse + Keyboard
Type: HTML5 Game

The guide

Overview

Interesting platform game for kids, where you need to collect coins and to pass all 12 levels. But there is some obstacles on the way. You will find these enemies. The most common enemy is the red one. It can be killed by jumping on their head or tackling. The yellow ones can also be killed jumping on their head or tackling. But be careful because these enemies will also jump every few seconds. The black ones are the most dangerous and in fact, invincible enemies and can’t be killed at all. So you just have to jump over them and avoid hitting them in any way. Use the up arrow key of keyboard or up arrow on the right side of the screen to jump and use the down arrow key of keyboard or down arrow on the left side of the screen to slide.

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What it's like to play

A typical puzzle session starts slow. You look at the board, work out what the rules actually are, and make a tentative first move. Then the pattern clicks and the next few stages go quickly, until one stops you cold. That rhythm, easy then stuck then easy again, is the whole appeal. Most sessions last ten to twenty minutes before you reach a natural stopping point.

How to play

1Study the board before touching anything and find the pieces or tiles that have only one possible place.
2Click or tap a piece to select it, then click where it should go; most puzzles let you undo a wrong move.
3Clear the easy parts first so the remaining options narrow down on their own.
4When you are stuck, step back and look for a rule you have not used yet rather than guessing.

Why it's worth a go

Kid Pumpkin rewards patience more than reflexes. Nothing punishes you for taking a minute to think, and the moment a hard stage finally gives way is worth the wait. It runs free in your browser with no download, so it is easy to pick up for a short break and leave again.

FAQs

Does Kid Pumpkin save my progress?: The game may store progress in your browser, so returning on the same device and browser usually picks up where you left off. There is no account, so progress does not carry across devices.
Is there a time limit?: Puzzle games on this site vary. Many let you think as long as you like, while some add a timer for extra score. Nothing stops you from replaying a stage.
Can I play on my phone?: Yes. Most puzzles here are built with touch in mind, and tapping a piece works the same as clicking it. Rotate to landscape if the board looks cramped.