Saints Row: The Third Remastered Brings Its Wild Open-World Chaos to Mobile

Saints Row: The Third Remastered is coming to iOS and Android on October 29, 2026, bringing the full open-world chaos of Steelport to mobile devices. Feral Interactive has confirmed that the mobile version will launch as a premium release priced at $19.99, with pre-orders available on the App Store and pre-registration open on Google Play.

The mobile port includes the complete Saints Row: The Third Remastered experience, giving players access to the full campaign across 47 missions. Players will once again take control of the Third Street Saints as they battle to reclaim Steelport from the Syndicate, a powerful criminal alliance made up of the Morningstar, the Luchadores, and the Deckers.

Fans can expect the same over-the-top action the series is known for, including wild car chases, explosive shootouts, base jumping, insurance fraud activities, and plenty of outrageous side content. As players cause mayhem across the city, they will earn cash and respect while expanding the Saints’ influence district by district.

One of the biggest highlights of Saints Row: The Third Remastered on mobile is that it includes all previously released DLC. That means players will get Genkibowl VII, Gangstas in Space, and The Trouble With Clones as part of the package. The release also bundles in more than 30 extra weapons, vehicles, and costumes, making it a complete version of the game rather than a stripped-down mobile adaptation.

The store listings describe the game as a premium purchase, and the App Store page does not list any in-app purchases. That should come as welcome news for players who prefer to buy a full game upfront without additional monetization interrupting the experience.

Online co-op is also included, allowing the entire campaign to be played with a friend. This is a major feature for longtime Saints Row fans, as co-op has always been one of the most entertaining ways to experience the series’ chaotic sandbox gameplay.

Feral Interactive says the mobile version has been adapted for touchscreen play, with customizable on-screen controls designed for phones and tablets. Players who prefer a more traditional setup will also be able to use supported gamepads, as well as mouse and keyboard controls.

The App Store listing mentions compatibility with PlayStation, Xbox, and MFi controllers, though specific controller models are not individually listed. This broad control support should make the game easier to enjoy across different devices and play styles.

Vehicles remain a huge part of the Saints Row experience. Players will be able to tear through Steelport in tanks, hover bikes, and other outrageous machines. The game’s signature absurdity is also intact, with features like human cannonball cars and flamethrowing Genkimobiles adding to the madness.

For Apple users, Saints Row: The Third Remastered requires iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later. Supported iPhones include the iPhone 11 series and newer, the third-generation iPhone SE, and the iPhone Air. On iPad, supported models begin with the 10th-generation iPad, iPad mini 6, iPad Air 4, and the third-generation iPad Pro from 2018.

Android players will need a device running Android 13 or later. The App Store lists the game’s download size at 19.2 GB, so players should make sure they have enough storage space before launch. Both mobile storefronts list the title with an 18+ age rating.

Saints Row: The Third Remastered originally launched for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on May 22, 2020. The remaster is tied to Deep Silver, with Volition credited as the original developer and Sperasoft credited for the remastered version. Feral Interactive is handling development and publishing for the iOS, iPadOS, and Android release.

With its complete campaign, all DLC, online co-op, controller support, and premium pricing model, Saints Row: The Third Remastered is shaping up to be one of the more ambitious open-world action games to arrive on mobile. For players who want a full console-style experience on their phone or tablet, Steelport will be ready for takeover on October 29, 2026.