Saints Row: The Third Remastered is now available for Android and iOS. The open-world game launched on Thursday (October 29), bringing a complete version of the action classic to smartphones, with remastered graphics, cooperative multiplayer, and all the expansions originally released for PC and consoles.
The mobile release comes from Feral Interactive, a studio known for bringing major PC and console games to smartphones, including GRID Legends, Alien: Isolation, and Hitman: Absolution.
It is a premium game priced at US$19.99 internationally. On the Brazilian App Store, it costs R$109. Players can buy it directly from the app stores without a subscription or cloud gaming service.
On Android, the game launched in Brazil for almost half that price, at R$59.99.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered brings an even crazier take on GTA to phones
Originally released in 2011, Saints Row: The Third is considered one of the most popular games in the franchise. Players take control of the leader of the Third Street Saints, a gang that must face a powerful criminal organization called the Syndicate.
The story takes place in Steelport, an open-world city that players can explore freely. As in GTA, they can steal vehicles, get into shootouts, complete missions, and take part in various activities scattered around the map.
The main difference is that Saints Row embraces a much more exaggerated and humorous approach. The game features absurd weapons, futuristic vehicles, gang battles, and situations that are completely over the top.
Activities include driving tanks, riding futuristic motorcycles, piloting fighter jets, and taking part in unusual side missions.
The main campaign has 47 missions, along with optional challenges and activities that considerably extend the game’s length.
Gameplay:
The mobile version has remastered graphics, multiplayer, and controller support
Unlike some mobile adaptations that cut content, Saints Row: The Third Remastered arrives on smartphones with the complete experience from the remastered edition originally released in 2020.
According to Feral Interactive, the Android and iOS versions retain the remaster’s upgraded graphics, including improvements to characters, lighting, and environments.
The game also has customizable touch controls and native support for Bluetooth and USB controllers. Keyboard and mouse controls are also available on Android and iPadOS.
Another important feature is online cooperative multiplayer, allowing two players to complete the entire campaign together.
The package includes all the original expansions:
- Genkibowl VII;
- Gangstas in Space;
- The Trouble With Clones;
- More than 30 additional items, including weapons, vehicles, and outfits.
All this content is included in the initial purchase, with no separate charges for the expansions.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered system requirements on Android and iOS
As an open-world game with advanced graphics, Saints Row: The Third Remastered requires a fairly powerful smartphone and plenty of storage space.
On Android, the minimum operating system requirement is Android 13. The developer says at least 19.3 GB of free space is needed, but recommends leaving twice that amount available to avoid installation problems.
On iOS, the game requires iOS 18 or later and a compatible device. Officially supported models include the iPhone 11 and newer devices, as well as some iPhone XS models and compatible iPads.
For iPhone and iPad, Feral recommends at least 22.12 GB of free space, although the download itself may be smaller.
Not all Android smartphones are compatible, so users should check Google Play availability before buying.
Another detail is that Portuguese is not among the officially listed languages in the app stores.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered: price and download links
Saints Row: The Third Remastered has been available since October 29, 2026, for Android, iPhone, and iPad.
Its international price is US$19.99. The game costs R$109 on the Brazilian App Store and R$59.99 on Google Play in Brazil. Prices in other regions may vary.
Here are the official purchase and download links:
On the Play Store (Android) and App Store (iOS).
