CollectR starts with colour
Each bird is tied to a gem colour. When an open path connects the bird to matching symbols, those symbols can be collected and paid.

Chapter 01 · the original treasure route

The first Pirots keeps the idea wonderfully readable: four birds chase gems in their own colours, every collection can move the round forward, and the board opens as the hunt develops. Start here if you want to understand the series before the sequels add dinosaurs, duels, black holes and cursed temples.
Independent guide · demo by ELK Studios · 18+
Official play-money demo
Watch how the birds choose open routes and collect matching gems. That movement is the foundation every sequel builds on.


18+ · Outcomes are random. The demo helps you understand the interface and features; it cannot predict a real-money result.
What makes this chapter different
Pirots replaces the familiar left-to-right line check with a board that the four birds actively travel across. A matching colour is the key; the route through the grid decides what can be reached.
Each bird is tied to a gem colour. When an open path connects the bird to matching symbols, those symbols can be collected and paid.
Collected symbols advance the meter. Fill it and three chests award feature symbols such as coin wins, wilds, grid expansion, upgrades, transformations or bonus symbols.
If the birds collect three Bonus symbols in one round, the Bonus Game starts. Grid size, gem win level and feature-meter progress remain in play through the feature.

Read one round
Every spin is random. This four-stop map explains what to watch on screen without pretending that a meter, animation or previous win predicts what happens next.
Look for the matching gems each bird can reach from its current position.
Matching symbols are gathered and may create new space for the next movement.
Feature symbols can upgrade values, transform symbols or expand the grid.
The feature preserves important progress and extends the treasure hunt.
Who should play this chapter?
The first game is still busy, but it explains the series in the fewest layers. It is the strongest starting point for learning why open paths and matching colours matter.
Original vs sequel
The sequel moves to a larger 6×6 prehistoric board, adds amber upgrades, popcorn movement and a Super Bonus. The original remains the more direct introduction.
Player questions
Short answers about the demo, the signature features and what the published game figures actually mean.
Yes. The official ELK Studios play-money demo is available on this page. Demo credits have no cash value, and regional availability can vary.
The original game begins on a 5×5 grid. Grid-expander feature symbols can create more room for the birds during the round.
The birds must collect three Bonus symbols in the same game round. Important progress such as grid size and gem levels persists during the feature.
ELK Studios publishes a maximum potential of up to 10,000x the bet. That figure is a theoretical ceiling, not a likely or guaranteed result.

Your next move
Use play money to learn the board first. If you later choose real-money play, set a budget before opening a partner casino and never chase a loss.