Rectangular pizza meets the world’s most block-obsessed game. Domino’s new Domino™ — a made-for-one Detroit-style Parmesan crust pizza, cut into two blocky portions — sits at the center of a limited promotion tied to Minecraft Dungeons II. The timing matters: starting October 26, 2026, Domino’s is giving away 20,000 digital copies of the game, and the window to enter closes fast.
Free Game Giveaway: Read This Before You Order
Ten days, 2,000 codes daily — here is exactly how to enter and what platform restrictions to know before ordering.
Purchase a Domino™, submit valid proof of purchase at dominos.com/minecraft-dungeons-ii, and you are entered for a chance to win. Winners receive a Standard Edition code valued at $29.99. Two caveats worth flagging: codes are redeemable on PC and Xbox Series X|S only, so PlayStation players are sitting this one out. And with 2,000 daily copies distributed across Domino’s entire U.S. customer base, the odds are real but not guaranteed — entry is chance-based, not automatic.
Everything Else the Promotion Includes
Beyond the giveaway, the promotion layers in collectible packaging and exclusive in-game cosmetics for Rewards members.
- Each Domino™ comes in one of six collectible boxes — Creeper, Zombie, Pig, Valorie, Corrupted Creeper, and Prime Enchanter designs — available while supplies last.
- Domino’s Rewards members who purchase a Domino™ online receive one randomly selected cosmetic: a Domino’s character skin, a Slice Slayer Cape, or a Cheesy Cube Pet.
- Those cosmetics require Minecraft Dungeons II to use — the game is sold separately unless you win a copy through the giveaway.
- Promo codes appear in the “My Rewards” tab within 24 hours of a qualifying online purchase.
- The broader in-game rewards program runs through January 10, 2027; the free-game giveaway ends November 4.
Worth noting: the giveaway and the Rewards cosmetics are two separate tracks. One requires Rewards membership and a qualifying online purchase. The other requires a Domino™ purchase and a receipt submission. Easy to conflate; worth keeping straight.
Why Pizza Chains Keep Going Full Gamer
Brand and gaming collaborations are increasingly common, but this one took a more product-integrated approach than most.
Rather than placing a logo on existing packaging, Domino’s built the product around the IP concept. The pizza chains‘ rectangular cut — evoking Minecraft’s signature block geometry — is the creative premise, not an afterthought. Domino’s has also announced a Minecraft-themed pizza tracker as part of the collaboration, though a launch date and full details have not yet been confirmed.
The free-game window closes November 4 — that is your hard deadline. Collectible boxes are available while supplies last. If you are on PC or Xbox Series X|S and already ordering pizza on a weeknight, this is a genuine shot at a $30 game for the price of a personal pizza. Head to dominos.com/minecraft-dungeons-ii for full terms and to submit your entry. Yes, the pizza is shaped like a block. Yes, that is the whole joke. It still works.
