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Wild Swarm free demo

Push Gaming

Wild Swarm slot by Push Gaming

Demo mode · fun credits · no real money

Verdict

Wild Swarm sets Push Gaming's forest fairies, a witch and a swarm of bees against a five-reel, four-row grid built around dollar signs, flowers and honey pots.

A 60,000x figure sits on the paytable, a big number against a stake range that tops out at 5.00 a spin. Play it if you like a bright forest-and-honey theme and want to see how far a 60,000x ceiling actually stretches. Skip it if woodland cluster grids with card-letter fillers aren't your thing.

By the DemoSlots editorial team · Updated 23 Sep 2026 · How we test

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Screenshots

Dollar signs and honey pots share the grid with card letters and a fairy, while the balance and total bet sit at the bottom corners ready for a spin.
A witch and a golden pot turn up among the flowers and card letters, with the spin button parked in the bottom right ready to go again.
A vertical run of dollar signs lines up next to a bee and a cluster of flowers, showing how busy the grid gets once a few high-value symbols land close together.
The Wild Swarm logo sits off to the side of a grid stacked with honey pots, bees and dollar signs, with tree trunks and ferns filling in the background.

Gameplay clip

Our own recording of the Wild Swarm demo, muted.

How it plays

The grid is five reels by four rows, filled with a nature-and-honey symbol set: fairies, a witch, bees, purple and white flowers, honey pots and dollar signs sitting alongside playing-card letters from J to K. It's a cartoon forest scene, tall tree trunks and ferns behind the reels, with the title lettering to one side and a large spin button opposite it. Stakes run from 0.01 to 5.00 a spin, and the paytable lists a 60,000x ceiling on what a single spin can return.

Who it's for

Right for players curious about Push Gaming's forest-and-honey take on a five-by-four grid, and for anyone drawn in by the 60,000x figure sitting on the paytable. The bee, witch and fairy cast gives it a lighter, brighter look than most card-and-symbol panels stacked with fruit and gems. A reasonable pick for a quick, low-stake spin at 0.01 to 5.00 a bet.

Pros

  • Stakes start as low as 0.01, cheap to run through plenty of spins
  • 60,000x posted max win is a big ceiling against a 5.00 top stake

Cons

  • Playing-card letters (J, K, Q, U) fill a chunk of the symbol set, same as plenty of other cluster grids
  • Max bet caps out at 5.00, limiting how far a single spin can push

At a glance

  • Wild Swarm is a game by Push Gaming, built on 5 reels.

FAQ

What is the max win on Wild Swarm?

60,000x the stake, according to the paytable. That's a large ceiling relative to the 5.00 top stake, and like any max win it's reached rarely.

What do the symbols look like in Wild Swarm?

Expect a forest scene with fairies, a witch, a swarm of bees, flowers and honey pots alongside dollar signs and playing-card letters from J to K, all set against tall tree trunks and ferns.

What are the betting limits on Wild Swarm?

Stakes run from 0.01 up to 5.00 a spin in this demo.

What does the Wild Swarm grid look like?

Five reels and four rows, filled with a nature-and-honey symbol set rather than the usual fruit-machine bars and bells.

Themes & features

Nature

Sources: our own research and demo testing

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