Series
Toro series
Within bull-themed slots, ELK Studios' Toro series occupies an unusually wide mechanical lane, carrying the same charging-bull identity from a compact retro machine into avalanche play and walking-wild formats. Toro slots are connected by their central character and forceful movement effects, not by one shared reel engine.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Toro 7sELK Studios | 2021 | 95% | Medium volatility | 70 |
Toro ShogunELK Studios | 2023 | 94% | High volatility | 77 |
Toro 911LatestELK Studios | 2025 | 94% | High volatility | 56 |
How the Toro slots change screen shape and risk
- Toro 7s starts with a 3x3 screen, 17 paylines and medium volatility. Its respin wilds, nudges, free-spin multipliers and 10,000x ceiling place the bull inside a recognizable three-reel casino format.
- Toro Shogun expands to a 6x5 screen with 1,378 ways, high volatility and a 25,000x maximum. Cascades, changing reels, sticky and walking wilds, symbol removal and pay-both-ways wins turn the bull into the driver of a much denser bonus system.
- Toro 911 contracts to 5x4 and 421 ways while keeping high volatility and a 10,000x ceiling. Walking wilds remain, joined by wild multipliers, random wilds, stacked symbols and a bonus bet.
The line's progression is therefore lateral rather than linear. Toro 7s is the stripped-back retro option, Toro Shogun supplies the largest screen and reward ceiling, and Toro 911 concentrates the character's movement into a smaller police-themed format. The bull survives each rebuild, while the pace, route to a win and amount of reel activity change substantially.