Wild Swarm Triple Hive

Push Gaming filed Wild Swarm Triple Hive in its own catalogue under low-mid volatility, which is the lowest variance designation the studio gives any of its slots. That alone makes it worth a closer look in a 2026 lineup dominated by extreme variance releases.

The grid is a 5x4 matrix with 20 paylines, decorated with bees, honeycombs and the recurring Wild Swarm character. Three Hives sit above the reels, each filling with collected wild symbols. When a Hive completes, it releases its swarm of wilds onto the reels in a bonus phase. Bonus game hit frequency clocks at 1 in 66 spins, which is unusually generous for the format.

Returns publish to 96.48%, with operator downgrades at 94.33% and 85.38% as the worst variant. The 85.38% drop is a real warning to verify before extended play. Some review sources classify the slot as medium volatility despite Push's own low-mid rating, but the practical effect is the same: more frequent base game hits, a smaller but more reachable bonus trigger rate, and a more sustainable session shape than Push's high variance flagships.

The maximum win still reaches 23,903x your stake, which is the most surprising number in the spec sheet. A low-mid volatility slot is not supposed to have a ceiling that high, and the math model leans on the triple Hive sequencing to deliver outsized bonus rounds rather than relying on dry base game stretches to fund the cap.

The downside is the same as every low variance release: streamer culture will not promote it. For everyone playing on their own money rather than a sponsorship deal, Wild Swarm Triple Hive remains one of Push Gaming's most playable slots in the 2025 to 2026 window.