Slice & Dice

Name: Slice & Dice
Rating: 4.8 (883 reviews)
Author: Oliver Garland

By: Oliver Garland App

Dice Roguelike

Overview

Version:

3.2.19

Last updated: 2026-05-29

Ranking

#61,523 ▼ 1,563

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Slice & Dice is a tactical roguelike dice game you can play as a Chrome extension. You control five heroes, each with their own unique dice, and battle through twenty levels of monsters, culminating in a final boss.

If you lose a fight, you start over, so careful planning and a dash of luck are essential to conquer the ultimate challenge.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Oliver Garland

Rating:

4.80

(883) 4 new ratings

Version:

3.2.19 Last updated: 2026-05-29

Version code:

886277127

Creation date:

2024-03-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

120.04MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 61,523 ▼ 1,563

Other rankings

#20 in Try Before You Buy

Other platforms

Slice & Dice (v3.2.13)

1,961,259 4.72

(22,959)

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Oliver Garland

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/slice-dice/id6449848963

User Reviews

Slice & Dice is repeatedly praised for its deep, replayable roguelike design, strong value with a one-time purchase and no ads, and a healthy modding scene that keeps content fresh. Its mobile-friendly, touch-optimized UI also earns praise. However, players commonly report persistent audio glitches (including Bluetooth), purchase restoration/account transfer problems, RNG/balance frustrations, and requests for more endgame content and multilingual support. Overall, it's a standout mobile strategy RPG with high longevity, but needs fixes and more content to reach its full potential.

Pros

Deep, strategy-heavy roguelike with near-infinite combinations of heroes, items, and enemies, balancing skill and luck.
One-time purchase with no microtransactions or ads, offering great value.
Active modding community and ongoing content updates that extend longevity.
Mobile-friendly, touch-optimized design that’s easy to learn and usable in portrait or landscape.
Polished, touch-friendly mobile design that supports quick matches or longer sessions and feels native to iOS.

Cons

Persistent audio glitches and distortion that can ruin listening to music or podcasts while playing.
Purchase restore and account-transfer issues; difficulty restoring purchases or moving progress.
RNG/balance frustrations: dice luck can feel unfair and some characters are underpowered.
Requests for more content/endgame progression; players want more classes, levels, and updates.
Localization gaps; requests for Chinese language support.

Recent reviews

Played the game for a year doing nothing but classic hard mode runs because I never paid for the full game. Eventually I did and now I'm still coming back to it about 5 years later. The free version alone is a great game but becomes an instant classic once you experience the longer runs, challenging gamemodes, built-in text modding, and difficulty/mode specific leaderboards pushing you to grind out each one.

by Se*****, 2026-07-11

The game is great and scratches most of the check marks for me and it’s one of the few games you pay for on the App Store and there’s no hidden fees or pay to win proprieties. My issue is starting out is unforgiving and it can be a bit of a skill gap starting out. I’m still giving it a go but it’s not really balanced at times and you are at the mercy of RNG even on the easiest difficulty