LAI Games Dragon's Bane

A token launcher. A loot bag on the playfield. Three players fire simultaneously while a dragon fills the screen above.

Overview

Dragon's Bane is a three-player medieval-themed coin pusher from LAI Games that blends physical token launching with on-screen digital gameplay. Players aim a token launcher at a loot bag on the play deck to trigger cannon fire, mini-games, Party Time, and a Mega Bonus Round — all displayed on an overhead screen visible from across the floor.

Key Features

Token Launcher with Loot Bag Targeting

Each player station uses a physical token launcher to shoot coins at a loot bag positioned on the play deck. A successful shot is the trigger for all on-screen action — the analog aim and the digital result are directly connected in a single mechanic.

Cannon, Dragon, and Portal Sequence

Landing a shot fires a cannonball at the on-screen dragon and portal, giving players a chance to activate Party Time. From there, the Loot Dash Mini Game opens a path to the Mega Bonus Round — a multi-step progression that keeps all three positions engaged through each play cycle.

Analog and Digital Cohesive Gameplay

The physical coin-pusher deck and the overhead digital screen are designed as one integrated game — not two separate experiences bolted together. What happens on the playfield directly determines what appears on screen, giving the game layered depth across both surfaces.

Universal Connector Link

Dragon's Bane ships with a Universal Connector Link, enabling the cabinet to be networked with other units for linked play configurations on the floor.

Multi-Payment System Ready

The cabinet accepts card systems, coin acceptors, and bill acceptors — all three payment formats are supported out of the box, allowing operators to configure payment at installation without retrofitting additional hardware.

How It Plays

Each player grips the token launcher at their station and physically aims at the loot bag on the shared play deck — the throw itself is the skill moment. A clean hit fires the on-screen cannon at the dragon, and from across the room the overhead display shows the cannonball arc, dragon animation, and bonus-round progression in real time. With all three positions active at once, the screen is rarely idle.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Three-Payment Configuration at Installation

Card system, coin acceptor, and bill acceptor compatibility are all built in — operators set payment method at installation to match their venue setup without ordering separate retrofit kits.

Linkable Multi-Cabinet Floor Configurations

The Universal Connector Link allows multiple Dragon's Bane units to be networked together on the floor, supporting linked play setups for operators who want to build out a larger installation footprint around a single game theme.

Ticket Redemption Built In

Onboard ticket dispensing is standard — no external redemption terminal or add-on module required to run Dragon's Bane as a full redemption title in a ticket-based venue.

72-Inch Shared Cabinet, Three Revenue Streams

At 72.6 inches wide, the cabinet occupies a defined floor slot while supporting three simultaneous paying players — a higher player-per-square-foot ratio than single-player coin pushers of similar width.

Ideal Placement

Dragon's Bane fits redemption floors in family entertainment centers, bowling alleys, movie theater game rooms, and amusement arcades. The overhead screen height and multi-player configuration make it well suited to open floor plans where the display can be seen from adjacent game aisles.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.

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