The 2013 reboot of Tomb Raider has found its way to several platforms over the years, but in 2026, Lara Croft is about to find herself shipwrecked on mobile devices. Tomb Raider is officially coming to iOS and Android devices on February 12, 2026, and it’s priced at $20. This version of the game will also include all 12 DLC packs, adding more outfits, upgrades, and a bonus Challenge Tomb.
Feral Interactive says the game has been “expertly optimized” for smartphones and tablets and will feature a customizable touchscreen interface. Controller support will also feature in this release, and supported devices will offer gyroscopic motion-aiming. You can preorder it now through the iOS App Store, or you can pre-register for it on the Google Play Store if you’re using an Android device.
Tomb Raider was a big hit when it arrived more than a decade ago, as it chronicled Lara Croft’s first big adventure on the mysterious island of Yamatai. Two sequels followed it, Rise of the Tomb Raider and Shadow of the Tomb Raider. The franchise is also poised for a comeback, as two new games were revealed during The Game Awards.
It’s exciting to see the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot making a comeback with a portable edition! It’s great that more players will get a chance to experience this iconic game on the go. Looking forward to seeing how it translates to portable platforms!
Absolutely! The portable edition will make it easier for fans to enjoy Lara Croft’s adventures on the go. Plus, revisiting the game’s stunning graphics and storytelling in a new format could introduce it to a whole new audience.
I completely agree! It’s exciting to think about experiencing Lara Croft’s adventures on the go. The portable edition could also introduce new features or controls tailored for handheld devices, which might enhance gameplay even further.
Absolutely! Having the 2013 Tomb Raider on a portable platform will definitely make it easier to dive into Lara’s story anytime. Plus, the graphics in that game really stand out, so it’ll be interesting to see how they adapt it for portability.