Monkeys Wild Party: one word in the title, four kinds of wild
Monkeys Wild Party is the jungle title among the featured Zodiac games. The artwork is a close-up of a gorilla mid-roar, fists raised, against a glowing purple background. The word "wild" in the name suggests that wild symbols play a central role — in slot language a wild is a symbol that stands in for others to complete wins. Which kind of wild this game uses, and how often it appears, is not confirmed from a verified source. This page shows you how to find out.
Known and unknown
| Data point | Status |
|---|---|
| Title and gorilla artwork | Known |
| Studio | Unknown here — not named |
| RTP in the Zodiac lobby | Unknown here — shown in the game |
| Wild behaviour | Unknown here — described in the rules |
| Maximum win | Unknown here — listed in the paytable |
Four common wild designs
"Wild" is one word for several quite different mechanics. Each changes the rhythm of a game in its own way:
- Standard wild. Substitutes for regular symbols on the position where it lands. Common, gentle, spreads value across many small wins.
- Expanding wild. Grows to cover a whole reel when it lands or when it is part of a win. Fewer appearances, bigger impact.
- Sticky wild. Stays in place for several spins, usually during a feature. Builds up value over a sequence, so the feature result depends on how early the sticky wilds arrive.
- Multiplier wild. Multiplies any win it completes. When two multiplier wilds meet, their values are often added or multiplied together — the rules say which, and the difference is large.
Some games mix several of these, for example sticky wilds that also carry multipliers inside free spins. A "party" theme might hint at wilds that appear in groups, but that is a guess to verify, not a fact.
How to identify the type quickly
Open the paytable and find the wild symbol. Its description usually fits in two lines: what it replaces, whether it expands or stays, and whether it multiplies. Then look at the feature section, because many games use plain wilds in the base game and powered-up ones only during free spins. If the rules mention a multiplier, check whether multipliers combine by adding or by multiplying — two 3x wilds giving 6x is very different from two giving 9x.
Demo checklist
- Note how often a wild appears in the base game.
- Watch whether wilds behave differently once a feature starts.
- Record a few wins involving two or more wilds to see how they combine.
However lively the theme, keep the session inside a budget — see our responsible gambling page.
Open the game lobby