Coba - Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Introduction

Enter the humid jungle of Central America and discover new civilizations full of riches and gold. But beware! There is the dangerous snake Coba, preying on her next meal. That pretty much sums up the Coba slot machine, the latest and one of the highest-paying ELK Studios releases to this date. Just like Aztec pyramids, this game is rich, but in features instead of gold, and manages to create a captivating environment that ELK seems to do so well.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack

Coba is something that is often referred to as an Aztec-themed slot. Although it is not necessarily inspired by that particular culture, the game has all the elements to be considered one. The background is beautifully designed, so it resembles regions where famous pyramids were located.

The gaming board looks like a puzzle some adventurer has to solve before entering the temple. And the soundtrack? Tribal chanting creates an ominous atmosphere we love! In terms of style, sound and visuals, Coba ticks all the right boxes.

Coba RTP & Volatility

Coba has an RTP of 95%. There are definitely many online slots with RTP higher than that. However, the game has medium volatility, so the overall gameplay will be balanced. Also, the maximum payout of 25,000x the bet makes it worth a shot!

How to Play Coba

Even today, we still haven’t figured out everything about Central American civilizations, but luckily, we learned how to play this game…

• Hit the big Spin button to spin the reels
• Use the coin icon to set the amount you want to bet
• Read the table after opening it with a single click on the menu button
• Click the Auto button to start auto-spins

How to Win

The Coba slot has a striking playing grid of 7 rows and 6 to 7 reels. All wins are triggered in clusters of at least 5 symbols of the same kind. After you score a win, an avalanche removes the winning symbols, thus allowing new ones to fall into their place. That way, achieving more wins on just one spin is possible.

The minimum win in the game is 0.10x for three green stone tiles. The maximum win in the base game will land once you get a cluster of more than 15 golden coins on the board, paying you 500x the bet.

Coba Snakes and Crossings

Coba Snakes is a feature inspired by the serpentine movement that sees snakes slither all over your grid. Essentially, they are walking clusters that move around on each winning drop to make the clusters bigger and more lucrative. If you ask us, these snakes, made out of 5 or more symbols, can slither around us any time of the day.

But what happens if two Snakes meet? A Crossing! When one Snake moves across the other, they create a x2 multiplier in that exact place. Every further crossing will double the multiplier. Just think of the potential that these not-so-fearsome snakes can bring you.

Coba Snake Meter

The Snake Meter is a feature that allows you to trigger the Snakes on the field. It has four levels, and you can progress by collecting winning symbols in your clusters.

• Level 1 - releases 1 snake
• Level 2 - 2 snakes enter
• Level 3 - 3 snakes will appear
• Level 4 - 6 snakes will be set free

Coba Eat & Grow

Do you remember the legendary Snake we used to play on Nokia phones? Eat & Grow is very similar to it. Every time your Snake encounters the symbol of the same kind, it will eat it and get bigger and bigger, thus creating bigger and more rewarding clusters in a type of symbol collection style of feature! A little blast from the past combined with cash prize clusters is a clever little move by the ELK team.

Our Verdict

Coba manages to create a world you’ll want to experience first-hand. Drenched in sweat and great features, it is not just “another Aztec slot” on the market. The intriguing layout, cool bonus features, and the maximum payout of 25,000x will impress all the adventurers in the casino crowd looking for a new slot experience.

And if you liked what you saw, don’t hesitate to check out other similar slot machines we reviewed: Jungle Jim El Dorado, John Hunter and the Aztec Treasure, and Mayana.

Disclaimer: Coba trademark / license is owned by ELK Studios. This site is not endorsed by ELK Studios.