Dice vs Monsters: Roguelike TD represents Homa's entry into the hybrid tower defense genre, combining traditional TD mechanics with dice-based combat and roguelike progression systems. The game positions itself in the crowded mobile strategy market by offering a unique dice-rolling mechanic where each hero is represented by a physical die, with combat outcomes determined by dice rolls rather than traditional attack patterns. The core gameplay revolves around assembling a team of dice heroes, each corresponding to different character classes with specialized abilities. Players strategically place these dice heroes along monster paths, with combat effectiveness determined by dice roll outcomes. The game incorporates roguelike elements through permanent death mechanics and randomized upgrades between runs, while maintaining progression through castle upgrades, character leveling systems, and relic collection that provide permanent statistical improvements across playthroughs. User interface design follows standard mobile TD conventions with intuitive drag-and-drop placement mechanics. The game employs a portrait orientation optimized for single-handed play, with clear visual indicators for dice values and monster health bars. Real-world usage patterns suggest the game functions well as both an active strategy experience and idle progression game, with offline progression mechanics allowing continued resource accumulation. However, some interface elements, particularly ad-reward claiming and menu navigation, exhibit occasional responsiveness issues according to user reports. User feedback indicates generally positive reception of the core gameplay loop, with reviewer joel brace (2025-08-06) noting 'surprisingly addictive and involved' mechanics. Multiple users praise the character progression and relic systems, though technical issues surface in reviews. ShatterCat (2025-06-30) reported a specific bug where 'watching ads for daily tokens sometimes forces wave progression without hero selection capability,' indicating potential stability concerns with ad integration systems. Several reviews also request cloud save functionality, with Strallicious (2025-08-05) explicitly asking for 'account to lock my progress' for device migration. The game demonstrates strength in its innovative dice-based combat system and satisfying progression mechanics, though technical stability issues and the absence of cloud saves represent significant limitations. The hybrid approach successfully merges multiple genres but may overwhelm players seeking pure tower defense experiences. Ideal use cases include mobile gamers seeking strategic depth with casual accessibility, particularly those appreciating RNG elements and long-term progression systems without demanding constant active engagement.