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Square Enix's catch-'em-all spinoff returns in December, promising plenty of monster collecting hijinks for Dragon Quest fans

Who would have thought it, but the seventh movie in the Despicable Me franchise may be the best one yet, as Minions & Monsters uses those little banana-loving dudes to make an ode to early Hollywood and to the power of cinema and storytelling.

The Dungeons & Dragons franchise has continued to evolve over the decades, and in the upcoming Warlock from Invoke Studios, players will get the opportunity to explore a darker corner of that popular tabletop fantasy IP. Following its gameplay reveal during Gamescom Opening Night Live, GameSpot had the chance to sit down and chat with Invoke's general manager Dominic Guay and VP Jeff Hattem about the game. Set beyond the Mists of Darkon, players will make a pact with the warlock Taasha to wield sinister magic, and Invoke Studio says that it was given a surprising amount of freedom to craft

Westeros is full of dragons during the Targaryens’ early rule, and HotD is finally starting to use them. So here are all the dragons and dragonriders and the sides they’ve chosen in the show so far.

Minions & Monsters is now available on PVOD services like Prime Video. The third Minions film is landing on digital just over 40 days after it was first released in theaters. The latest movie from Illumination Studios grossed over $473 globally on a reportedly modest budget of $85 million, placing it narrowly in the top 10 highest-grossing movies of the year so far. While it didn’t quite match the heights of Despicable Me 4 at the box office, Minions & Monsters does currently sit as one of the best-reviewed movies in Illumination’s franchise. IGN’s own 8/10 review called the cinephile-