Tomb Raider
The mobile gaming landscape is about to shift once again as Feral Interactive officially announces the upcoming release of the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot for iOS and Android. Scheduled to launch on 12 February 2026, this marks the first time a fully-fledged, modern entry from the “Survivor Trilogy” has been ported natively to mobile platforms.
Known for their uncompromising approach to premium ports, Feral Interactive is bringing the complete origin story of Lara Croft to smartphones and tablets. This isn’t a cloud-streamed version or a simplified spin-off; it is a native, highly optimized rendition of the AAA blockbuster that originally redefined the action-adventure genre.
The 2013 reboot was a pivotal moment for the franchise, trading the stylized acrobatics of earlier entries for a gritty, cinematic survival experience. Players follow a young, untested Lara Croft after she is shipwrecked on the mysterious island of Yamatai.
Feral Interactive’s announcement on 17 December 2025 confirmed that the mobile version will retail for USD 19.99 / GBP 12.99 / EUR 15.99. In a market dominated by free-to-play mechanics, this release follows the studio’s tradition of offering a single, one-time purchase that includes the entire experience, with no ads or microtransactions.
To ensure the mobile port stands as the definitive way to play on the go, Feral is including a wealth of content that was originally sold as post-launch DLC. The mobile package features:
Feral Interactive is leveraging the power of modern mobile chipsets to deliver “AAA visuals” that rival previous console generations. Beyond just a graphical upgrade, the studio has implemented several features specifically tailored for the mobile experience:
While a finalized list of supported Android chipsets is expected closer to the 12 February 2026 launch, early reports suggest the game will require modern hardware to run effectively. On the Apple side, the game is expected to support iPhones and iPads equipped with an A12 Bionic chip or newer, running at least iOS 18 or iPadOS 18.
Feral Interactive continues its pro-consumer policy on the Google Play Store, where they aim to block devices incapable of running the game from making a purchase, preventing potential frustration for users with older hardware.
This news arrives during a massive resurgence for the Tomb Raider brand. Following the reveal of Tomb Raider: Catalyst and a reimagining of Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis at The Game Awards 2025, the mobile port of the 2013 classic serves as a bridge for fans to revisit Lara’s roots while waiting for the next generation of adventures.
With pre-orders now live on the iOS App Store and pre-registration open on Google Play, the countdown to 12 February 2026 has officially begun. Lara Croft’s transformation from a survivor to a legend is ready to be experienced anywhere, anytime.
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