Saints Row: The Third Remastered is officially heading to mobile devices on October 29, 2026. The popular open-world action game will arrive on iOS and Android for $19.99, bringing the complete remastered experience to smartphones and tablets.
Feral Interactive is handling the mobile port, which includes all previously released DLC, online cooperative gameplay, and multiple control options.
Saints Row: The Third Returns With Its Remastered Edition
Originally released in 2011, Saints Row: The Third quickly became one of the franchise’s most popular entries. The game received a Metacritic score of 84 and became known for its ridiculous humor, outrageous weapons, and chaotic gameplay.
Unlike more serious open-world crime games, Saints Row embraced absolute madness. Players could cause destruction across Steelport, participate in bizarre missions, and customize their characters in countless ways.
In 2020, Sperasoft released Saints Row: The Third Remastered, introducing improved lighting, remodeled assets, and higher-quality textures.
The upcoming mobile edition uses this remaster as its foundation.
All DLC and Online Co-op Included
The mobile version of Saints Row: The Third Remastered will include the complete original experience.
Players can expect the full campaign alongside all previously released downloadable content.
Notable additions include:
- Gangstas in Space: A ridiculous science-fiction adventure featuring the Saints.
- The Trouble with Clones: A story expansion that brings even more absurdity to Steelport.
- Additional Weapons: An expanded arsenal of weapons to unleash chaos.
- Vehicles and Customization: More than 30 additional weapons, vehicles, and customization options.
- Online Co-op: Cooperative multiplayer returns, allowing friends to experience the madness together.
Rather than delivering a stripped-down mobile adaptation, Feral Interactive aims to preserve the complete game.
Touchscreen, Controller, and Keyboard Support
Saints Row: The Third Remastered will support several control methods on mobile devices.
Touchscreen controls will serve as the default option. However, players who prefer a traditional gaming experience can connect a compatible controller.
Mouse and keyboard support will also be available.
These options should make the game more comfortable to play, particularly during intense combat sequences and vehicle chases.
Feral Interactive Takes Charge of the Mobile Port
Feral Interactive has built a strong reputation for bringing major PC and console games to mobile platforms.
The studio previously worked on mobile versions of several well-known games, including:
- Rome: Total War
- GRID Autosport
- Company of Heroes
- XCOM 2 Collection
- Hitman: Blood Money
The developer also has extensive experience with macOS ports and has expanded its work to Nintendo Switch platforms.
Its upcoming release of Hitman: Absolution for Nintendo Switch 2 further demonstrates that expansion.
With this experience, Feral Interactive appears well-positioned to handle Saints Row: The Third Remastered.
However, players will have to wait until launch to see how well the game performs across different mobile devices.
Saints Row: The Third Mobile Release Date and Price
Saints Row: The Third Remastered launches on October 29, 2026, for iOS and Android.
The game will retail for $19.99, with all original downloadable content included.
This means players can experience the entire remastered adventure without purchasing additional story expansions.
A Second Chance for a Saints Row Classic
The Saints Row franchise has experienced some difficult years.
The 2022 reboot received mixed reactions, while developer Volition permanently closed its doors in 2023.
Although the mobile release doesn’t represent a new chapter for the franchise, it gives players another opportunity to experience one of its most recognizable entries.
Saints Row: The Third remains a reminder of when the series fully embraced its ridiculous identity.
Explosions, ridiculous weapons, bizarre missions, and complete freedom to cause chaos made the game memorable.
Now, players can take that madness wherever they go.
Whether Feral Interactive can successfully translate the experience to mobile hardware remains to be seen.
