February marks a milestone for fans of Lara Croft and mobile gaming alike: the acclaimed “Tomb Raider” reboot from 2013 has officially launched on iOS and Android devices. This isn’t a watered-down spin-off or simplified companion app — it’s the complete console experience, including all downloadable content, rebuilt and optimized for modern smartphones and tablets.

Arriving as part of “Tomb Raider’s” 30th anniversary celebrations, the mobile port was developed by Feral Interactive, the London-based studio known for ambitious mobile adaptations, including multiple “Hitman” titles. Rather than trimming the edges, Feral has brought the full original campaign,  plus all 12 DLC packs, to handheld devices, letting players relive Lara Croft’s defining origin story anytime, anywhere.

A Full Console Experience on Mobile

The game that reintroduced Lara Croft to a new generation, charting her evolution from a novice archaeologist to a hardened survivor after being shipwrecked on the mysterious island of Yamatai, is now fully playable on mobile.

Unlike many mobile conversions that strip out features to fit hardware limits, this version stays true to the original Tomb Raider (2013) experience: every level, every puzzle, and every combat encounter is present just as players remember it. What’s more, the 12 DLC packs are included at launch, offering extra outfits, upgrades, and even a bonus Challenge Tomb — all without additional purchases.

To make all this work on phones and tablets, Feral has implemented a suite of control options. Players can choose from fully customizable touchscreen controls tailored for exploration and combat, or plug in a controller if that’s preferred. For tablet users on iPadOS and select Android models, mouse and keyboard support is also available, along with optional gyro aiming on devices that support it.

Graphics and Performance Tuned for Every Device

What sets this mobile release apart is how it adapts to diverse hardware. Whether you’re playing on a flagship phone or a mid-range tablet, “Tomb Raider” offers multiple performance presets to balance visuals and smooth gameplay: Graphics Mode prioritizes visual fidelity, with richer textures and lighting; Performance Mode boosts frame rates for smoother action; Performance Plus (on select iPad Pro models) reaches up to 120 FPS; And a Battery Saver option helps extend play sessions by reducing both fidelity and frame rates.

These options mean the game can deliver a premium AAA feel even on devices that aren’t the latest models, without forcing players to compromise on core gameplay.

Why This Mobile Release Matters

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2013’s “Tomb Raider” reboot holds a special place in gaming history. It relaunched the franchise with a fresh narrative tone and immersive survival mechanics that resonated with longtime fans and newcomers alike. Now, with its arrival on mobile for the first time, that experience is more accessible than ever.

There’s a broader trend at work here, too. As mobile hardware grows increasingly powerful, classic AAA titles have begun finding new life on phones and tablets without sacrificing scope or quality. This “Tomb Raider” release sits alongside other major console ports that have proven players are eager for premium gaming experiences on mobile platforms — especially when they’re done with care rather than compromise.

Importantly, this release doesn’t replace “Tomb Raider’s” place on consoles and PC; it supplements it. Seasons of gameplay, story depth, cinematic pacing, and combat intensity remain intact, just condensed for handheld use. If anything, it broadens the franchise’s reach by bringing a classic adventure to audiences who may never have owned a PlayStation, Xbox, or gaming PC.

Availability and Pricing

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Tomb Raider is available now on both the App Store and Google Play Store, priced at $19.99 USD (or regional equivalents like £12.99 GBP / €15.99).

This premium pricing reflects the game’s complete nature — including all content — and distinguishes it from the free-to-play norm that dominates many mobile storefronts. For players who want the full Tomb Raider experience without cutting corners, it’s a rare and welcome offering.

What This Means for the Franchise

For longtime fans, this mobile launch is another reminder of how enduring Lara Croft’s journey remains. It ties neatly into the broader “Tomb Raider” renaissance happening in 2026. This includes new game announcements and a forthcoming feature film starring Sophie Turner as the iconic explorer.

By placing one of the most beloved entries in the series into your pocket, Feral Interactive and Crystal Dynamics have broadened “Tomb Raider’s” appeal without diluting what made the original so compelling. It’s a full adventure reimagined for a new era — one that invites both nostalgia and fresh discovery.

Whether you’re a veteran survivor or a newcomer picking up Lara’s story for the first time, the world of Tomb Raider is now right at your fingertips.

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