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Minecraft and Domino’s Team Up for Block-Shaped Pizza, In-Game Freebies

Customers are randomly awarded an in-game code for either a Domino’s skin, cape or cheesy cube pet. The pizza will come in one of six Minecraft-themed boxes.

Minecraft and Domino’s Team Up for Block-Shaped Pizza, In-Game Freebies

Minecraft and Domino’s Pizza have joined forces to offer a unique gaming experience. Starting Monday, customers who purchase the newly launched Detroit-style "Domino" pizza will be eligible for Minecraft-themed perks. The pizza, cut into two rectangular slices resembling Minecraft blocks, is part of the collaboration with the 2020 game Minecraft Dungeons II.

The pizza comes in one of six boxes, each featuring a different Minecraft Dungeons II character, including the iconic Creeper, Zombie, Pig, Prime Enchanter, and the main protagonist, Valorie.

When buying the pizza online, participants can unlock a code for one of three randomly awarded in-game items from Minecraft Dungeons II. These items include a Domino’s-themed skin, a Slice Slayer Cape, and a Cheesy Cube pet. Additionally, customers have a chance to win a free download of the game (normally priced at $30) between Monday and November 4.

A total of 20,000 downloads will be given away through this promotion. To enter the lottery, customers must submit proof of purchase on Domino’s dedicated web page after buying the "Domino" pizza.

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