Dragon Fury
Dragon Fury is the current name of the platform most operators still call VBlink. It is the oldest lineage in the TAS family and, by installed player base, the one with the most history behind it.
The rebuild kept what VBlink was known for — a reel-heavy catalogue with a strong fishing shelf — and moved it onto the current client and the current operator backend.
From VBlink to Dragon Fury
The VBlink name was retired rather than replaced by a competing product. Player accounts, balances and the title library carried across into Dragon Fury; what changed was the client app, the branding and the backend tooling around it.
Operators who ran VBlink find the transition mostly cosmetic on the player side and a clear upgrade on the operator side — the reporting is more granular and sub-account handling is cleaner than the version VBlink shipped with.
Searches for VBlink still outnumber searches for Dragon Fury, which is worth knowing if you advertise a storefront: players look for the name they learned first.
Dragon Fury in Short
- Former nameVBlink
- Released titles27
- Catalogue weightReels and fishing, even split
- BackendStandard TAS operator console
- APIAvailable on request
Games Released on Dragon Fury
Every title currently released on the platform, with its release artwork.
Is Dragon Fury Right for Your Floor?
Suits a storefront with an existing VBlink player base, or a new operator who wants the most recognised name of the six. The catalogue spans reels, fishing and wheel titles rather than specialising.
The operator console is the standard one used across the family: account creation, credit issue and recall, sub-account tiers and per-title reporting. Written walkthroughs are on our resource library.
Dragon Fury backend tutorialsSourcing Dragon Fury credits
Credits are bought through a distributor rather than from the platform. Elite Entertainment Games supplies Dragon Fury along with the other five platforms on this site.
Open dragonfurydistributor.com
