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Saints Row The Third Remastered Reaches Mobile Release Day With Full Campaign and Every Expansion

Feral Interactive releases Saints Row: The Third Remastered on iOS and Android as a complete premium package including every console DLC expansion for $19.99.

By Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Saints Row The Third Remastered mobile release key art with gangster in purple suit

Key facts

Topic:
New Releases
Published:
2026-10-29
Reported by:
Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Key takeaways

  • Saints Row: The Third Remastered released on iOS and Android on October 29 as a $19.99 premium game.
  • Includes all desktop edition DLC packs including Genkibowl VII, Gangstas in Space, and The Trouble With Clones.
  • Features customizable touchscreen controls with complete support for gamepads, mice, and keyboards.

Steelport's most spectacularly irresponsible criminal organisation is preparing to take over smartphones as Saints Row: The Third Remastered reaches its announced October 29 release date on iOS and Android. British developer Feral Interactive has adapted the complete open-world action game for mobile devices, including its campaign, character customisation systems, vehicles and extensive collection of gloriously ridiculous activities. The premium release carries a US price of $19.

99 and includes the downloadable content previously released for the desktop edition. That means players receive expansions such as Genkibowl VII, Gangstas in Space and The Trouble With Clones alongside additional weapons, vehicles and costumes. The mobile adaptation introduces customisable touchscreen controls while retaining support for compatible gamepads, keyboards and mice. Players can explore Steelport, establish criminal enterprises, undertake missions and participate in online cooperative gameplay.

The original Saints Row: The Third became popular because it abandoned much of the seriousness associated with conventional open-world crime games, replacing realism with outrageous characters and increasingly absurd situations. Recreating that experience on mobile hardware represents a substantial technical challenge, particularly when dealing with dense environments, vehicle physics and demanding combat encounters.

The announced mobile version also requires considerable storage space, so prospective players should check their devices before purchasing. Feral has confirmed October 29 as the release date, although successful availability across every regional storefront had not been independently verified at publication. Nevertheless, the arrival of another substantial premium console game demonstrates the growing capabilities of modern smartphones. Apparently organised crime has become considerably more convenient.

You can now attempt to conquer an entire fictional city while waiting for your actual bus.

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