Wild Zombies free rounds, the Boost, and what is unpublished
Two of the eight names Popiplay publishes for Wild Zombies are about free rounds: Free Spins and Free Spins Boost. They are listed separately, which is the studio's way of saying they are not the same thing, and neither of them comes with a description.
So this page does three things: it says what is on the record, it says what a recorded round of the game actually shows on screen, and it says plainly which numbers about the round are not available anywhere trustworthy — including the one number a reader is most likely to meet elsewhere.
The round, as far as it is on the record
The first two entries are Popiplay's published names. Everything below them is either something seen on a screen here or something nobody states at all, and each line says which.
Free Spins a published feature name
Free Spins Boost a second, separate published name
35 rounds in the one feature round recorded here read off that screen — one round, not a rule
2x, 20x and 200x jar values visible while that round ran
not published rounds awarded per Scatter count not by the studio, and not by any second source
not published price of Bonus Buy or Wild Spin
Free rounds as the studio lists them
Free Spins and Free Spins Boost sit next to each other in Popiplay's list of eight, and the fact that they are two entries rather than one is the most useful thing the list tells a reader about them. A boost is not a round; it is something applied to the entry into a round. The two names together describe a single feature with a paid or enhanced way in, not two separate bonus games.
Beyond that, the studio says nothing. There is no trigger description, no count of rounds, no retrigger rule and no multiplier table published for this title. That is not unusual for a studio product page — the detail normally lives in the information panel inside the game at whichever operator is running it — but it does mean that any page quoting a precise figure about this round is quoting something the studio has not said.
What the studio does publish about the game as a whole applies to the round as much as to a base spin: high volatility, a return of 97.06%, and the ceiling of 10,000x on a result. The ceiling in particular belongs to the whole product, not to the round — a free round does not raise it and a bought entry does not raise it either.
What a recorded round shows
One recorded screen of this game catches a feature round in progress, and it is worth describing exactly, because everything in it can be checked by looking rather than taken on trust. A yellow counter sits under the board reading Free Rounds 35 with the current position in front of the total. The stake line below it is unchanged from a base spin. Beside the reel frame on the left, the Bonus Buy control is still there.
On the board itself, the bottom row carries all three jars — 2x, 20x and 200x — in a line, with the chainsaw beside them, and the Scatter plate is up on the row above. In other words the round is played on the same twenty positions with the same symbol set: there is no second reel strip and no alternative board. The total win and the current win are printed under the counter, which is how a reader can tell at a glance that the round accumulates rather than paying out and resetting.
One round running to 35 is a single observation and this page treats it as one. It is not the award for three Scatters, or four, or five, because nothing on the screen says which of those started it, and it may well be the result of a boosted or bought entry. It is recorded here as a thing that was seen, and attributed to that.
Bonus Buy and the paid ways in
The yellow Bonus Buy circle is visible on every recorded screen of this game, base spins included, placed at the lower left of the reel frame well away from the spin control. Wild Spin is the second entry control in the published list, and Free Spins Boost modifies the entry rather than the round. Three controls, then, all concerned with how a round starts rather than with what happens inside it.
Prices for these controls are in circulation, and they are not printed here. They come from a single outside write-up of the game; the same write-up carries a stake range that a second write-up of the same game flatly contradicts. A figure with one carrier and a contradicted neighbour is not a fact in need of a caveat — it is a claim, and repeating it on a page like this one would lend it a weight it has not earned.
The round figures nobody publishes
Three things about this round are commonly printed about slots in general and are simply not available for this one: how often a paid line lands; the smallest and largest stake the game accepts; how many free rounds each count of Scatters awards. The last of those is the one a reader is most likely to meet, because it is the kind of detail a review supplies to look complete. It appears in exactly one write-up of this title and nowhere else, and Popiplay does not state it.
The honest answer to "how many free rounds does three Scatters give" is therefore that it is not published, and that the information panel inside the game — opened from the menu at whichever operator is running it — is the only authority on it. That panel takes a few seconds to open and it is specific to the build being played, which no outside page can be.
There is no demo of this game on this site: no game runs here, there is no window pretending to be one, and no link on any page is dressed up as a free round. Popiplay's own page for the title does carry a control offering a demo of it, and several catalogues run free rounds of it as well, so a reader looking for one is not looking for something that does not exist — they are simply not going to find it here.
Free rounds, asked plainly
| Does the game have free rounds? | Yes. Popiplay lists Free Spins as one of the eight published features, and a recorded screen shows a round in progress with its own counter. |
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| What is Free Spins Boost? | A separate entry in the same published list, which Popiplay names and does not describe. It modifies the free-round entry rather than being a round of its own. |
| How many free rounds are awarded? | Not published by the studio. One recorded round here runs to a total of 35; that is one observed round, not the rule. |
| Do the Wilds work during a free round? | Yes. The recorded round shows the three Brain Jars and the Scatter plate on the same board while the round counter is running. |
| Can a round be bought? | The game carries a Bonus Buy control and a Wild Spin control. Neither price is published by the studio and neither is printed here. |
| Is there free play on this site? | No. No game runs here, there is no demo window and no link on this site pretends to be one. |
Related pages
The Wilds that carry a round of this kind are described on the Wild symbols page.
The full published list of eight names is sorted out on the features page, and the numbers with their sources are on the game information page.