The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth costs on the App Store. For a game originally released years ago, this is a premium mobile price—but the content justifies it for many fans.
The Binding of Isaac has officially made its way to mobile, though availability varies significantly between platforms.
Smooth framerates on modern hardware.
Adds new items, greed mode, and the Daily Run feature.
The pixel-art style of Rebirth scales beautifully on high-resolution smartphone screens. The grim, atmospheric lighting and grotesque enemy designs are just as sharp as they are on a monitor. The Binding Of Isaac Mobile Port
| Aspect | Details | |--------|---------| | | Nicalis, Inc. | | Platform | iOS (iPhone/iPad) — No official Android version | | Base Price | $14.99 | | Complete Price | $39.99 (all DLC bundle) | | Total Investment | ~$55 | | File Size | 2.8 GB | | iOS Required | 16.0 or later | | Release Date | January 2017 (base), July 2023 (Repentance update) | | Controller Support | Yes (Bluetooth, various brands) | | Achievements | Game Center integration | | Cloud Saves | iCloud supported |
The game requires iOS 16.0 or later and consumes approximately 2.8 GB of storage. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth costs on the App Store
Leo didn’t look up. “Yeah. And the controversial ‘Mom’s Bra’ rework.”
Introduces the Bestiary, new characters (Apollyon), and the Void floor. Smooth framerates on modern hardware
While iOS users got a taste of the basement, Android users have historically gotten nothing. Why? There are three main theories.
One of the most common questions for any mobile port is: "What do you actually get?" When the base game first launched on mobile in 2017, it was a faithful recreation of the PC version. It included: