Singapore-based Elementa has announced that Silver Palace, its open-world detective role-playing game (RPG) built in Unreal Engine 5, will launch globally on December 14th 2026 for PC, PlayStation 5 (PS5), Android and iOS.
According to a release, the game has passed 15m pre-registrations worldwide. Players can pre-register through the official website, the App Store and Google Play, and the game is also listed on the Epic Games Store and PlayStation Store.
Elementa also released a character trailer for Gratia, titled ‘The Foolish and the Brave’, alongside the date announcement.
What is Silver Palace?
Silver Palace is set in a city inspired by the Victorian era and powered by a mysterious substance called Silverium. The release says rival factions are fighting over the resource as industry races ahead, while conspiracies and long-buried secrets sit beneath the city's surface.
Players take the role of a detective who teams up with a cast of companions to investigate cases, follow clues and uncover the truth behind the city. The game pairs an anime-inspired art style with exploration across distinct city districts.
Combat is built around real-time character switching, where players swap between party members mid-fight, along with skill synergies and coordinated attacks. Elementa describes the result as balancing ‘strategic depth’ with ‘fast-paced, satisfying combat’.
Pre-registration rewards and languages
A global pre-registration milestone campaign is running now, unlocking in-game rewards as pre-registration and social media follower targets are reached. Rewards include a new 4-star character and 20 Simulation Shots.
Silver Palace will support 12 languages at launch: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian.
The game has gone through multiple beta tests and has appeared at Anime Expo, Japan Expo and gamescom. Its next stop is South Korea's Anime X Game Festival 2026.
About Elementa
Elementa was founded in 2020 and is based in Singapore, with offices in Japan and South Korea. The company develops and publishes games for a global audience.
The following was sent as a press release to Inven Global.
