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Domino's partners with Minecraft Dungeons II For new pizza collab. Domino's Pizza has revealed a new promotion for Minecraft Dungeons II, with special collectible boxes and in-game promos starting October 26. Published Wed, 21 Oct 2026 21:33:10 -0500 Article summary. * Domino's teams with Xbox and Mojang for a Minecraft Dungeons II promo starting October 26 with themed pizzas and boxes. * Domino's new made-for-one square pizza comes in one of six collectible Minecraft Dungeons II character boxes. * Domino's Rewards members can unlock exclusive Minecraft Dungeons II items, including a skin, cape, and pet. * Domino's is giving away 20,000 Minecraft Dungeons II digital copies, plus a custom in-game themed order tracker. Domino's announced a new partnership with Xbox and Mojang as they are doing a special promotion for Minecraft Dungeons II. For a limited time, you'll be able to order these special square pizzas in custom boxes that will come with codes for in-game items, as well as look very decorative on your shelf, as they come in one of six different designs. They'll also be holding a contest specifically for My Rewards members, if you happen to have an account with the pizza chain. You can read the full details below as it kicks off on October 26. Domino's gets blocky and adventurous with their Minecraft Dungeons II promotion. Customers can unlock the experiences below when they purchase a Domino's new made-for-one pizza, built for gaming and cut into two perfectly-sized blocks. From collectible boxes and exclusive in-game items to having the chance to score one of 20,000 digital copies of Minecraft Dungeons II, the partnership gives fans a new way to fuel up and dive deeper into the game - both on- and off-screen. Collectible Domino's and Minecraft Dungeons ii-themed boxes. Customers who purchase a Domino will receive one of six boxes, each featuring a different Minecraft Dungeons II character, including Corrupted Creeper, Prime Enchanter, Valorie, Zombie, Pig, and Creeper. Fans can collect all six, while supplies last! Exclusive In-Game Items for Domino's Rewards Members* Each time Domino's Rewards members purchase a Domino online, they can unlock one of three exclusive, randomly awarded in-game items to use in Minecraft Dungeons II * Domino's Skin - Players can take their wardrobe to the next level with a unique, collectible Domino's skin for their avatar. * Domino's Slice Slayer Cape - Everyone looks better in a cape, and this one is no exception. The Slice Slayer is the finishing touch to any tasteful ensemble. * Domino's Cheesy Cube Pet - This very cute companion may not help fight your battles, but it will provide emotional support (and maybe some pizza cravings) as it follows you. Domino's Cheesy Cube Pet is the first co-branded partnership pet to appear in Minecraft Dungeons II! Promo codes. Promo codes for the in-game items will be loaded directly into Domino's Rewards members' "My Rewards" tab. Codes are only redeemable in Minecraft Dungeons II (sold separately). Between Oct. 26 and Nov. 4, Domino's is giving away 2,000 Minecraft Dungeons II game tokens every day, which customers can use to download the base game for free (a $29.99 value). For the chance to win, customers must purchase a Domino and submit proof of purchase at dominos.com/minecraft-dungeons-ii. Game downloads are valid on PC and XBOX only. Customers who order a Domino can track their order on a custom, interactive Minecraft Dungeons II-themed Tracker. Stay tuned for more details!

London midday: FTSE pops higher as Ithaca gains on Jackdaw approval. London stocks had popped into the black by midday on Wednesday, helped along by gains for the likes of Ithaca Energy after the government approved the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea, as a bigger-than-expected rise in inflation cemented rate hike expectations. The FTSE 100 was up 0.1% at 10,741.64, reversing earlier declines. Figures from the Office for National Statistics showed that inflation soared to the highest annual rate in almost a year last month as transport costs soared. The consumer price index rose by 3.5% in the 12 months to September, up from 3.1% in August. It was also slightly above forecasts for 3.4%. The largest upward contribution came from transport, particularly motor fuels, with prices in the segment jumping 6.6%, up from 4.6% a month earlier. The average price of petrol rose to 169.5p per litre, the highest since August 2022, while the cost of diesel was the steepest since July 2022. Core CPI, which strips out more volatile energy, food, alcohol and tobacco prices, rose by 2.8%, up from 2.5% in August. Grant Fitzner, chief economist at the ONS, said: "Other upward pressures included airfares and, to a lesser extent, computer games and live events, which are often volatile. "These were partially offset by the cost of hotel stays, where prices rose by less than this time last year." Martin Sartorius, lead economist at the Confederation of British Industry, said: "September's rise in inflation means that a rate hike will remain firmly on the table at the Monetary Policy Committee's next meeting. While there have been limited signs of higher energy costs feeding into domestic price pressures so far, the MPC will likely want to guard against the risk of persistently higher headline inflation becoming embedded in future wage and price-setting behaviour." Other data released by the ONS showed an 8.3% hike in producer input prices in the year to September, up from a revised 6.7% gain in August and well ahead of forecasts for a 7.6% jump. Factory gate prices spiked 4.6%, the highest since April 2023, against August's 3.8% rise. A surge in the price of crude oil was the largest contributory factor. There was also an update on public sector borrowing, which came in £24.5bn in September, up £1.8bn year-on-year, as government spending - including higher debt interest costs - increased by more than inflation. Borrowing in the financial year to September remained below the same period a year earlier, at £97.8bn, but ahead of the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecast. In equity markets, Ithaca Energy, BP and Shell gained after the UK government said it had approved plans to begin drilling in the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea. Jackdaw is owned and operated by Adura, which is a joint venture between Shell and Equinor, Norway's state oil company. Neil Wilson, UK investor strategist at Saxo Markets, said Ithaca was likely being boosted by "hopes that the approval signals the government will also greenlight its Rosebank project". Recruiters Michael Page and Hays were the top performers on the FTSE 250 after well-received earnings from Randstad. On the downside, Aberdeen slid despite posting a rise in third-quarter assets under management and administration, reflecting positive markets and acquisitions. Precious metals miner Fresnillo lost its shine as it reported a drop in third-quarter silver and gold production but maintained its full-year guidance, while Hochschild also fell after a production report. Halfords backed its full-year profit expectations and hailed "strong" trading in the first half, but shares of the provider of motoring and cycling products and services slumped as indications of a weaker second half prompted investors to take some profits. Domino's Pizza fell as it maintained full-year expectations but reported a slowdown in like-for-like sales growth in Q3. Market Movers FTSE 100 - Risers FTSE 100 - Fallers FTSE 250 - Risers FTSE 250 - Fallers