20,000 Free Copies of Minecraft Dungeons II and 3 Exclusive Cosmetics: How to Claim Domino's Codes Starting October 26
Less than a month after the worldwide launch of its co-op action-RPG sequel, Mojang Studios has partnered with Domino's for the first official brand crossover in Minecraft Dungeons II. Kicking off on Monday, October 26, 2026, the campaign features a giveaway of 20,000 free digital copies of the base game for PC and Xbox Series X|S, six limited-edition collectible pizza boxes, and three exclusive in-game cosmetic items available across the United States and 18 additional international markets.
How the 20,000 Free Minecraft Dungeons II Game Token Giveaway Works
The headline giveaway runs for ten consecutive days from October 26 through November 4, 2026. During this window, Domino's is distributing 2,000 digital game tokens per day, totaling 20,000 free Standard Edition copies of Minecraft Dungeons II (normally priced at $29.99) redeemable on PC and Xbox Series X|S.
Exclusively available to customers in the United States, the daily sweepstakes centers around "The Domino," the chain's personal Detroit-style pizza. After purchasing a qualifying Domino pizza, players simply submit their proof of purchase at dominos.com/minecraft-dungeons-ii and monitor their email to see if they have secured one of the daily digital codes, with a limit of one free game per eligible Microsoft account. If you want to jump straight into the dungeons without waiting on the daily draw, you can check current editions across all platforms below:
Domino's Skin, Slice Slayer Cape, and Cheesy Cube Pet: 3 Exclusive Cosmetics Rolling Out Globally
While the 20,000-copy game giveaway and the Detroit-style personal pizza are specific to the United States, Mojang Studios confirmed on minecraft.net that the three exclusive in-game cosmetic items are launching globally across 18 additional participating territories: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Belgium, the Netherlands, Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Spain, Taiwan, and Turkey (alongside a dedicated five-pizza, five-box MyWorld activation in China).
Starting October 26, 2026 (and running through January 10, 2027 in the U.S.), every qualifying online order grants a 12-character promotional code that unlocks one randomly allocated item from the three-piece set:
- Domino's Skin: A custom hero skin dressed in Domino's signature red, blue, and white palette.
- Slice Slayer Cape: A pizza-themed cosmetic cape built for dungeon crawlers.
- Cheesy Cube Pet: A melted-cheese cubic companion that follows your hero into battle, marking the first co-branded partnership pet in the game and offering moral support against bosses like the Twisted Warden inside Mojang Studios' uncharted dimension The Sift.
Because each qualifying order awards one of the three items at random, Mojang Studios noted that codes are not locked to the original buyer prior to redemption. Players can freely share or trade duplicate 12-character codes with friends to complete the full three-piece cosmetic set.
Step-by-Step Guide to Redeeming Your 12-Character Code
In the United States, members of Domino's Rewards who prepay for a qualifying Domino pizza online via the website or mobile app will receive their code under the My Deals & Rewards tab within 24 hours of order completion (up to 10 codes per order). In participating international markets, qualifying items include local personal pizzas, meal bundles, or selected sides paired with collectible boxes, sleeves, box toppers, or printed code cards. Once you have your 12-character code, it remains valid for redemption until December 31, 2027 via two methods:
- Launch Minecraft Dungeons II signed into the Microsoft account where you want to claim the reward.
- From the title screen, open Settings and select Exclusive Content.
- Enter the 12-character promotional code to unlock the item (or redeem it directly via browser at
minecraft.net/redeem).
Six Collectible Pizza Boxes and an Interactive Minecraft Dungeons II Order Tracker
On the physical side of the U.S. promotion, "The Domino" is a personal Detroit-style square pizza with a parmesan crust cut into two rectangular blocks (priced between $6.99 and $7.99), naturally mirroring Minecraft's blocky geometry. Customers ordering online will also be able to follow their delivery through a custom, interactive Minecraft Dungeons II-themed Domino's Tracker.
Each order is served randomly in one of six limited-edition collectible boxes showcasing key characters and mobs from the sequel: hero Valorie, the Prime Enchanter, the Corrupted Creeper, the classic Creeper, the Zombie, and the Pig. It is a fitting table centerpiece for four-player co-op sessions following our breakdown of Minecraft Dungeons II's gameplay overhaul.
My Take
What stands out to me most about this crossover is how Mojang Studios handled two of the biggest frustrations with fast-food gaming promotions: regional lockouts and random duplicate drops. Extending the cosmetic codes across 19 countries means players in Canada, Europe, Asia, and Oceania are not left watching from the sidelines, and explicitly encouraging friends to trade their unredeemed 12-character codes makes collecting the Cheesy Cube Pet, Slice Slayer Cape, and Domino's Skin feel like a genuine co-op effort rather than a blind-box cash grab.
PC hardware enthusiast and competitive gamer, Arthur 'Heimdall' splits his time between France and the UK working in enterprise B2B software solutions. A business school graduate passionate about component benchmarking, he has been building, modding, and tuning PCs since childhood, optimizing every thermal degree and millisecond of display latency. An avid gamer across Assassin's Creed and sandbox titles, he forged his alliance with Grimtag and Chaya during late-night World of Warcraft raids before joining Pro-Gamer.
