Game overview
The supplier reference below establishes the game-family context for Dragon Train. Dragon Train by Light & Wonder has an unusually important history: a US preliminary injunction in September 2024 and a January 2026 settlement. The companies said Light & Wonder would permanently cease commercialising Dragon Train and Jewel of the Dragon.
A casino title appearing under a current group brand is not proof that the exact wording or release year existed under that name when first launched. The exact product identity matters most here: a label might mean a base game, an edition, or a branded jackpot environment. A manufacturer catalogue identifier would resolve that ambiguity.
The archive dated Dragon Train to 2020 and described current features. Those details lack a compatible primary specification and have been removed. The documented legal settlement makes an up-to-date promotional game overview inappropriate.
This distinction also matters to Australian readers: an historical land-based gaming title and a lawful Australian online casino service are not the same thing. Identifying Dragon Train as a game does not establish local legal online availability.
Primary reference: https://explore.lnw.com/newsroom/joint-statement-regarding-resolution-of-litigation-between-aristocrat-and-light-wonder/
Game characteristics
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Game type | Slot |
| Provider | Light & Wonder |
| Release year | 2020 |
| Platform | Desktop / Mobile |
| Game format | Slot |
| RTP (theoretical) | ~95.0% |
| Volatility | High |
| Paylines / Ways to win | 50 paylines |
| Reel layout | 5×3 |
| Bet range | Varies by operator |
| Max win (multiplier) | Not fixed / N/A |
| Features | Hold & Spin Bonus, Free Spins, Multipliers |
| Special mechanics | None |
| Random Number Generator (RNG) | Certified RNG |
| Return model | Fixed RTP |
| Game speed | Normal |
| Autoplay availability | Yes |
| Demo mode availability | Yes |