The apps that name Dragon Link
| App | What the listing says about Dragon Link |
|---|---|
| Lightning Link Casino | App Store: "legendary slots like Lightning Link, Dragon Link, Cash Express Luxury Line" and "Golden Century & Panda Magic – Classic Dragon Link fun, now in your pocket". Google Play: "Dragon Link Hold & Spin pokies". |
| Mighty Fu Casino | App Store: "Dragon Links and Lightning Link games including Golden Gong, Dragon Riches, Happy & Prosperous, Magic Panda… Autumn Moon". Google Play: "Dragon Link pokies featuring Golden Century, Happy & Prosperous, Autumn Moon, Panda Magic, Golden Gong". |
| Heart of Vegas | Google Play: "discover Dragon Link from the original Lightning Link pokies series". Not named in the App Store text. |
| Cashman Casino | Google Play: lists Dragon Link among its games. Not named in the App Store text. |
If you want a specific title, Mighty Fu's listings name the most: Golden Century, Happy & Prosperous, Autumn Moon, Panda Magic and Golden Gong. Lightning Link Casino names Golden Century and Panda Magic. Whether any of these counts as a "Dragon Link app", and what to install on a phone, is covered in the Dragon Link app guide.
What "free" means here
These are social casino apps. You play with virtual coins, and the listings are explicit: Lightning Link Casino "does not offer real money gambling or the opportunity to win real money or prizes", and Mighty Fu adds, "You must be 18+ to play this game." You can buy more coins with real money, but you can't turn them back into money. Decide before you install whether you're willing to spend on coins; if not, turn off in-app purchases in your phone's settings.
The upside is real: it's Aristocrat's own game, with the same orb, the same Hold & Spin and the same free games as the cabinets. What the apps can't tell you is the return of a venue machine — play money isn't set up like the real thing.
Free in a browser
Aristocrat doesn't host a free Dragon Link demo on its website. Sites that embed one don't say where it comes from, so we don't link to them. The Hold & Spin demo on our home page is our own simplified model in credits: it shows how orbs lock and how the respins reset, with our odds, not Aristocrat's.
From free to a venue
When you're ready to play for money, Dragon Link is a venue game. Twelve venues confirm it on their own websites — see Dragon Link in Australia — and the how-to-play guide shows how to read the real cost of a spin before you start.
