Tomb Raider I-III Remastered

Tomb Raider I–III Remastered Review: Three Full Games, One Unlock, iOS 26 Only

Six Campaigns for One Purchase — $14.99 at Launch, $29.99 Now

The download is free and the trilogy is a single in-app purchase: the App Store lists one item, Tomb Raider I–III Remastered, at $29.99 on the day we checked, and Pocket Gamer's Iwan Morris reported the mobile launch on March 12, 2026 at $14.99 — half the price of other platforms — so the discount was a launch window, not the list price. Google Play prices its purchases from $1.99 to $39.99. What the unlock buys is complete: Tomb Raider I with Unfinished Business, Tomb Raider II with Golden Mask, and Tomb Raider III with The Lost Artifact, every secret level included, with a toggle between the remastered look and the original 1996-era polygons at any moment. Neither store shows an advertising badge. Prices vary by region; the Play range suggests the games may also be sold separately there.

Modern or Tank Controls, Controllers, and a Challenge Mode With 10 Outfits

Aspyr rebuilt the interface for small screens and kept the choice that divides Tomb Raider players: Tank controls, the grid-based scheme the games were designed around, or Modern controls that steer Lara relative to the camera. External controllers are supported. The Challenge Mode that shipped with the mobile release — and as a free patch on other platforms the same day, per Gematsu — lets you replay levels with modifiers to health, enemy strength and damage, and completing its achievements unlocks 10 new outfits that change Lara's abilities. Photo Mode poses her with any weapon and unlocked outfit in 21 poses. Aspyr's September 2026 update, version 1.2.1, addressed visual issues in the asset packs, which is the phrase that matters for the next section.

iOS 26.2 Minimum, 186 MB Plus Asset Packs, and a 4.1 Rating

The requirement is unusual: the App Store lists iOS 26.2 or later — the current-generation system — which rules out any iPhone that cannot run iOS 26, and the same build runs on iPad, Apple Silicon Macs and Apple Vision. The 186 MB listed size is the launcher; the three games arrive as asset packs downloaded after purchase, which is why the September patch note talks about asset packs rather than the app. On Google Play the version and Android minimum are not published on the web listing. Six months in, the reception is lukewarm for a beloved trilogy — 4.1 from 105 App Store ratings and 1,080 Play reviews on 100,000-plus installs — and Apple's privacy label lists Location and Identifiers among data used to track you. Rated 16+ by Apple and Teen on Play, with Aspyr Media as the developer of record.