Silver Palace, Elementa's open-world detective action RPG, launches worldwide on Monday 14 December 2026 on PlayStation 5, PC, iOS and Android. The Singapore-based publisher announced the date on Saturday 31 October and said the game has passed 15 million global pre-registrations. On PC it will be available on the Epic Games Store and through a standalone client from the official website.

Elementa gives the date in UTC+8 and hasn't announced a launch hour. If servers open early on 14 December in UTC+8, it will still be 13 December in the Americas, so the exact time is worth watching for. The announcement came with a character trailer for Gratia, titled "The Foolish and the Brave".

Infographic timeline from global pre-registration opening on 28 August to the 31 October date announcement and the 14 December launch, with cards for 15 million pre-registrations, four platforms and 12 languages

What kind of game it is

Silver Palace is built in Unreal Engine 5 and set in Silvernia, a Victorian-inspired city powered by a substance called Silverium, with rival factions fighting over it. You play a detective who teams up with a cast of companions to investigate cases. Combat is real-time with character switching and skill combos. Elementa also describes side lives outside detective work, such as becoming a property magnate or a regular at a café.

Gematsu describes it as free-to-play, and the Google Play listing flags in-app purchases, including random items. That points to a gacha-style character model like Genshin Impact's, though Elementa's release doesn't mention price or monetisation. Treat the details of the in-game shop as unconfirmed until launch.

A red-haired girl in a crimson coat stands on a sunlit Victorian street at golden hour, looking toward a clock tower as passers-by in top hats walk past glowing street lamps
Image: Elementa (official Silver Palace screenshot of a Silvernia street at sunset, from its Google Play listing).

Pre-registration rewards

Pre-registration is open on the official site, the App Store and Google Play, and the game is listed on the PlayStation Store and Epic Games Store. Rewards unlock as combined pre-registrations and follower counts on Silver Palace's social channels pass set targets. Gematsu lists the tiers:

Milestone

Reward

15 million

Ounce ×80,000

20 million

The Science of All Things: Volume III ×10

25 million

Simulation Shot ×5

30 million

New 4-star character

35 million

Simulation Shot ×10

Elementa's own count of more than 15 million means the first tier has been reached. At launch the game supports 12 languages: English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian.

Confirmed and not confirmed

Confirmed: the 14 December launch, the four platforms, Epic and standalone PC versions, 12 languages and the pre-registration campaign. Not confirmed: the launch hour, any Xbox or Switch version, PC system requirements, cross-progression between platforms, and pricing for premium currency.

It follows another free-to-play launch across mobile this autumn, Monster Hunter Outlanders on iOS and Android. To get ready, see our guides to installing the Epic Games Launcher and installing games on PS5, or our PlayStation 5 console page.

In India, 14 December UTC+8 begins at 9:30 pm IST on 13 December; Elementa hasn't given INR pricing.

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First published 1 Nov 2026 with primary-source citations.

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