Pink Elephants free demo
ThunderkickReleased Oct 201796.1% RTPMedium-high volatility
Demo mode · fun credits · no real money
Verdict
Pink Elephants pairs a busy cartoon desert scene with a maths model built around one enormous ceiling.
The 96.1% RTP sits close to the average for a modern slot, and the 820,000x cap is the real headline — a number almost no session will ever get near. Play it if a six-figure multiplier ceiling and a bright, animal-heavy grid are enough to draw you into a demo spin. Skip it if you'd rather read up on exactly what a bonus round does before you commit any time to it.
By the DemoSlots editorial team · Updated 24 Sep 2026 · How we test
Screenshots
Gameplay clip
Our own recording of the Pink Elephants demo, muted.
How it plays
Thunderkick sets Pink Elephants against a sun-bleached desert backdrop, six reels wide, filled with a mix of card-value symbols — nine through ace — sitting under a cast of cartoon animals: pink elephants, frogs, a purple wolf and a scattering of other jungle-adjacent creatures. Some frames show the low-value symbols rendered as carved stone letters rather than plain cards, which fits the desert-ruins backdrop the art leans on throughout. Winning combinations are picked out with a glowing aura around the symbols involved, which is the main feedback the base game gives you spin to spin. A tree carved with the word 'BONUS' anchors the left side of the screen, part of the ruins dressing that frames the reels. Stakes run from 0.10 to 100.00 per spin, a wide enough range to play cautiously or push hard toward the game's 820,000x ceiling. At 96.1% the RTP sits within a normal range for a modern video slot, in line with most of Thunderkick's catalogue.
Who it's for
Pink Elephants suits players who enjoy a busy, colourful grid and are happy to judge a game on its art and its headline number rather than a long feature list. The wide stake range, from small change up to a full unit, makes it easy to try cautiously or aim straight at the ceiling in the same session. It's a better fit for casual demo play than for anyone hunting a documented bonus round to study move by move.
Pros
- 96.1% RTP sits close to the industry average
- 820,000x is among the largest ceilings you'll see attached to a demo
- Stakes run from 0.10 to 100.00, wide enough for cautious or aggressive play
Cons
- 820,000x is a rare-event number, unlikely to show up in any single session
- The card-value and animal paytable doesn't distinguish itself much beyond the desert dressing
At a glance
- Pink Elephants is a game by Thunderkick, released in Oct 2017, built on 6 reels.
- Pink Elephants pays back a 96.1% RTP to players, with medium-high volatility.
FAQ
What is the RTP of Pink Elephants?
96.1%, which is close to the average for a modern video slot.
What is the max win on Pink Elephants?
820,000x the stake. That's a very large theoretical ceiling, and like any headline multiplier it's reached only rarely.
Who made Pink Elephants and when did it come out?
Thunderkick, released on 5 October 2017.
What can I bet per spin?
Stakes run from 0.10 up to 100.00 per spin, so you can play it cautiously or push toward the big number.
Versions
Sources: our own research and demo testing
