Saints Row: The Third is coming to iPhone and Android on October 29
Saints Row: The Third Remastered lands on iOS and Android on October 29, 2026, priced at $19.99. Feral Interactive — the studio behind several successful console-to-mobile ports — is handling the conversion. For anyone waiting on GTA 6 with nothing comparable to play on their phone, this is the closest thing to a full open-world action game the App Store has seen in years.
The port
Feral has form here. The studio previously brought Hitman Blood Money and Hitman Absolution to mobile, and both held up well on touchscreens. Saints Row: The Third is a bigger ask — it's a sprawling, chaotic sandbox — but the studio is shipping the full Remastered edition, not a cut-down version. That means all DLC is bundled in: 14 additional missions plus over 30 extra weapons, vehicles, and costumes, per Games Press (Official Feral Announcement).
Controls have been redesigned for touchscreens, and the game also supports gamepads, keyboards, and mice — useful if you're playing on an iPad or a phone docked to a monitor. Online co-op is included from day one.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered on mobile, with redesigned touch controls.
The price and device floor
At $19.99, this sits well above the typical mobile game but is competitive with console remasters, which often run £15–20 in the UK. Feral's prior Hitman ports were priced at $14.99, so Saints Row carries a small premium — likely justified by the scale of the game and the DLC bundle, notes Pocket Gamer.
The iOS minimum is an iPhone 11 or an iPad 10th generation (2022). That cuts off a chunk of older devices, but iPhone 11 hardware is widely available secondhand. Android minimum specs haven't been announced yet, which is the bigger unknown — budget Android phones vary enormously, and Feral hasn't said where the floor sits.
The full Remastered edition includes all DLC — 14 missions and over 30 additional weapons, vehicles, and costumes.
Pre-orders
Pre-orders are live on the App Store and pre-registration is open on Google Play ahead of the October 29 launch. No word yet on UK or EU regional pricing, but expect something in the £16–18 range based on Feral's past conversions.