Feral Interactive's premium mobile port launches today for $19.99, with the complete game, every piece of DLC, online co-op, and full controller support. Nothing has been cut down to fit your phone.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered is out now on iOS and Android, as of Thursday, October 29, 2026. The port comes from Feral Interactive, the London studio with a long track record of bringing full console and PC games to mobile without stripping them down, and that reputation is the headline here. This is not a companion app, not a free to play spin off, and not a trimmed version with pieces held back. It is the whole game, priced at $19.99 in the US, £12.99 in the UK, and €15.99 in Europe, as one premium purchase.
For anyone who has waited years for a proper open world crime game on their phone, this is about as close as mobile has come to the real thing.
The full game, nothing cut
The Third Street Saints have come a long way by the time this story starts. They are no longer a scrappy street gang. They are a brand, with energy drinks, clothing lines, and international recognition, and that success has put them in the sights of the Syndicate, the criminal organization that runs the city of Steelport. The campaign follows the Saints as they fight to take Steelport district by district, across a story told in 47 missions.
The Syndicate is made up of three rival factions, the Morningstar, the Luchadores, and the Deckers, and the fight against them leans fully into what made this entry the peak of the series for a lot of players. You build your own Boss in a deep character editor, then take on gunrunners, cyberwarriors, and masked wrestlers with an arsenal that ranges from machine guns and drone strikes to man-a-pults and the series' famously ridiculous melee weapons. Steelport itself is the playground, with tanks, hover bikes, and fighter jets to commandeer, and side activities that run from base jumping and car boosting to insurance fraud and streaking.
The original game launched in 2011 from Volition, and the Remastered edition followed in 2020 with rebuilt assets and upgraded visuals. That remaster is the version Feral has brought to mobile, enhanced visuals included.
Every piece of DLC is in the box
All of the game's DLC is bundled in at no extra cost. That covers the three big story packs, Genkibowl VII, Gangstas in Space, and The Trouble With Clones, which add 14 further missions between them, plus more than 30 additional weapons, vehicles, and costumes. On mobile, where expansions are often sold separately or simply left behind, getting the complete package for one price is a big part of the appeal.
The entire campaign can also be played in online co-op with a friend, exactly as it could on console and PC. Plenty of mobile ports drop multiplayer to make the conversion easier. Feral did not.
Built for touchscreens, ready for a controller
Feral has tailored the game to touchscreens with fully customisable on-screen controls, so you can move and resize the layout to fit your hands and your device. If touch controls are not your thing, gamepads are supported across all devices, including PlayStation, Xbox, and MFi controllers, and keyboard and mouse are supported on iPadOS and Android. That flexibility matters for a game this size. A full open world campaign plays very differently in short phone sessions than it does on a tablet with a controller, and this version is set up for both.
Before you buy, it is worth checking your device on the store page. Listings point to iOS or iPadOS 18 or later with an A12 chip or newer on Apple devices, and Android 13 or later on Android. This is a big, demanding game, and older phones will not make the cut.
Why this one matters
Premium mobile ports of full console games are still rare, and Feral is one of the few studios that keeps proving they can work. Its recent mobile releases include Hitman: Absolution, GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition, and Tomb Raider, so Saints Row is landing with a team that has done this exact job well before. At $19.99 with no in-app purchases listed on the App Store, it is also a straightforward deal in a store full of free to play games designed to keep charging you.
Saints Row: The Third is also simply a fun piece of timing. With open world fans counting down to the next giant crime game on console, having one of the genre's most entertaining sandboxes playable on a phone, in full, is an easy recommendation for anyone whose device can run it. It is a mature rated game, and Feral's own tagline calls it uncompromised, uncensored, and completely unapologetic, so expect the series' usual outrageous humor in full force.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered is available now on the App Store and Google Play.