Saints Row: The Third Remastered Coming to Mobile Devices
Gamers have a new open-world title to look forward to later this year. And no, we don’t mean GTA 6 — which, to be clear, is also scheduled to launch in 2026.
We’re talking about Saints Row: The Third Remastered, the GTA-style sandbox arriving on mobile on Oct. 29. Preorders are live on Apple’s App Store, while pre-registration is open on Google Play ahead of the game’s release.
Officially, Saints Row: The Third Remastered is priced at .99 in the United States, though that will vary depending on your region. If you live in the Philippines, you’re probably in luck, as regional pricing for titles from the developer has historically been quite favorable.
The port comes courtesy of Feral Interactive, a studio we trust with bringing PC and console titles to smartphones given its track record with GRID Legends, Hitman: Absolution, and, more recently, Tomb Raider. Of course, porting Saints Row: The Third Remastered to mobile devices is a tall order, especially since the developer is shipping the full experience — extras included — rather than a watered-down version.
Uncensored and unapologetic — Saints Row: The Third Remastered comes to iOS & Android on October 29th.Tear up the streets of Steelport, a sinner’s paradise with endless, outrageous ways to gain power, money and respect.Pre-order or pre-register now: https://t.co/ijbkMGhdZi pic.twitter.com/Mhulhq7zyq— Feral Interactive (@feralgames) September 3, 2026
Feral Interactive announces the mobile release of Saints Row: The Third Remastered
That means all DLC is bundled in, giving you 14 additional missions along with over 30 extra weapons, vehicles, and costumes, per the official announcement. Touchscreen controls have been completely redesigned, but the game natively supports gamepads, keyboards, and mice. This is useful if you’re playing on an iPad or a phone docked to a monitor. Plus, online co-op is included from day one.
You’ll need at least an iPhone 11 or a 10th-generation iPad (2022) to run it. While that leaves behind some older Apple models, iPhone 11 hardware is still widely available secondhand. Android specs haven’t been announced yet, so we’ll have to wait a bit longer for those details.
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