Pirots 4
Pirots 4
Last updated on June 19th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Symbol collection mechanic that actually evolves
- Upgradable symbols feel satisfying (finally)
- Walking Wilds keep things moving in the base game
- Bonus Game with decent buildup and pacing
- Solid graphics and quirky Pirots charm intact
- High volatility with real 10,000x win potential
- RTP capped at 94% (seriously, again?)
- Base game can feel dry without upgrades landing
- No traditional paylines — might throw some players off
- Still a reskin at heart with iterative tweaks
Pirots 4 Demo Review
So, we’re on Pirots 4 now. Not 2, not 3… 4. At this point, Elk Studios clearly believes in the power of bird-led chaos, and hey — maybe they’re not wrong. The feathered misfits are back, still looting their way through a cluster-style grid and triggering enough explosions to make a Michael Bay movie blush.
Visually? No complaints. It’s clean, colorful, and still has that offbeat Elk humor tucked in the animations. You get your usual walking Wilds, symbol upgrades, and chain reactions — but this time there’s a new twist: the birds now collect symbols to build toward upgrades, and it actually feels more engaging than just waiting for a random feature.
Gameplay’s all about collecting gems and upgrading symbols. When a Pirot picks something up, it goes toward a meter that eventually boosts that symbol’s value across the board. It’s incremental, but you feel some sense of progression — not just spinning and praying.
The bonus game? It’s not wildly different from the base, but the upgrades carry over, and with a bit of luck, the wins start stacking nicely. It’s high volatility, for sure — don’t expect mercy here. Max win is 10,000x, but it’ll make you work for it. Also, can we talk about that 94% RTP? That’s… not great, Elk. You’ve got the volatility and low RTP combo — the dream duo of bankroll shredding.
Worth noting: there are no traditional paylines. It’s all about symbols connecting adjacently and your birds doing the looting. If you’re used to standard line slots, this one might take a few spins to click.
End of the day? If you’ve played Pirots 1 through 3, you already know what you’re signing up for. Pirots 4 doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it gives it a new coat of paint and throws in a turbo boost. The mechanics are tighter, and the upgrades make it a more satisfying grind — if you’ve got the patience (and budget) for it.
