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Silver Palace Release Date: Dec 14 on PS5, PC and Mobile

Silver-haired detective in a black hat reaching out with a clawed gauntlet on a dark Silvernia street, Silver Palace art
Written by Eleanor

Elementa dates Silver Palace’s global launch for Dec 14 on PS5, PC and mobile. Pre-registration rewards, what each store shows now and what’s still unknown.

The Silver Palace release date is December 14, 2026. Publisher Elementa announced the global launch on the game’s official X account at 04:00 UTC on October 31, alongside a new character trailer on its official YouTube channel. The free-to-play detective RPG comes to PS5, PC, iOS and Android, and pre-registration is open now.

That date is the first firm one the game has had. Silver Palace was shown for PS5 at Gamescom in August without a launch window, and after two beta tests the release date had stayed unannounced until this week.

Silver Palace release date: the key facts

Question Answer Source
Global launch date December 14, 2026 Official X and YouTube
Platforms PS5, PC (Elementa’s own client and the Epic Games Store), iOS, Android Gematsu, with store links
Price Free to play, with in-app purchases App Store, Google Play
Unlock time Not announced –
Pre-load / download size Not announced (the iOS listing shows 1.5 GB for the current build) App Store
Pre-registration Open now on the official site Official X
Silver Palace's two detective protagonists sitting back to back under a Victorian skyline with the 12.14 global launch date

Elementa's official announcement art for the December 14 global launch. Image: Elementa

Is Silver Palace on PS5 and PC?

Yes. Gematsu’s launch report lists PlayStation 5, PC through a client download and the Epic Games Store, iOS through the App Store, and Android through Google Play, all on December 14. No Steam version is listed, and a Steam store search on October 31 found no Silver Palace page.

What each store says right now

The store pages haven’t caught up with the announcement yet. Here is what each one showed when we checked on October 31 at about 21:05 UTC (US storefronts):

Store Release date shown Other details
PlayStation Store “Release date to be determined.” (US and UK) Publisher listed as Elementa Games Pte. Ltd.; wishlist available
App Store “Expected Jan 31, 2027” Free, in-app purchases, rated 13+, “Contains Loot Boxes”, 1.5 GB, iOS 15 or later
Google Play No date shown Rated Teen, “In-Game Purchases (Includes Random Items)”, add-to-wishlist button
Epic Games Store Couldn’t check The store page blocked our automated check; Gematsu links it as a launch platform

The App Store’s January 31, 2027 date looks like a placeholder that hasn’t been updated, and so does the PlayStation Store’s “to be determined.” Elementa’s own channels say December 14.

How to pre-register for Silver Palace

Pre-registration runs through the official Silver Palace site, which is where the “Pre-register now” link in Elementa’s posts goes. The rewards are milestone-based. Each tier unlocks when the combined count of pre-registrations and followers on the game’s official social channels hits its target. According to the official announcement, the rewards include a new 4-star character and 20 Simulation Shots. Gematsu lists the upper tiers like this:

  • 15 million: 80,000 Ounce
  • 20 million: 10 copies of The Science of All Things: Volume III
  • 25 million: 5 Simulation Shots
  • 30 million: a new 4-star character
  • 35 million: 10 Simulation Shots

There’s also a separate web event called “Mystery Unveiled”, a pre-launch prize draw that runs until December 13 at 23:59 UTC+8 (15:59 UTC). Elementa says every 10 draws guarantees a 4-star Motive called “The Curiosity Mystery”, and an RTX 5080 graphics card is among the prizes. On October 31 at 08:01 UTC, the official account warned that some players who signed up for the event with Gmail weren’t getting their verification emails. It’s working on a fix.

Gratia the blonde knight swinging a glowing ice blade between armored guards in a Silver Palace character card

Gratia, a Guardian-type knight with Glacies element, stars in the new launch-date trailer. Image: Elementa

What is Silver Palace?

Elementa, a Singapore-based publisher, calls Silver Palace “an open-world action adventure RPG centered around detective mysteries.” Silver Studio is the developer. You play a once-famous detective who comes back to the Victorian-style city of Silvernia and reopens an old agency. You investigate strange cases, recruit companions, and can spend your time away from detective work as “a rising property magnate or a familiar face at a quaint little café,” in the publisher’s words. Combat sits next to investigation and social choices: “to mingle, to investigate, to judge, or to fight.”

It’s a gacha game, and the store listings flag random-item purchases. That puts it in the same space as the games we track release by release, such as Genshin Impact’s 7.2 update and banners and Honkai: Star Rail’s current banners. Elementa’s July press release for the “Dichotomy” beta says the game runs on Unreal Engine 5. That test was PC-only, had no purchases and reset all progress at the end. The new trailer introduces Gratia, a knight described as “Her Majesty’s Protégé.”

What we don’t know yet

  • Unlock time: Elementa has given only the date, with no hour or time zone for December 14.
  • Pre-load and file sizes: nothing has been announced for PS5 or PC.
  • Paid items: the App Store lists in-app purchases from $0.99 to $99.99, but the item names are still in Chinese. Final prices for PS5 and PC haven’t been published.
  • Cross-progression between PS5, PC and mobile hasn’t been confirmed.

What’s next

The next steps are likely an exact launch time, pre-downloads and updated store pages. We’ll add them to our gaming news live page when they appear. Silver Palace is one of the first big December releases after a crowded month; see every game coming out in November 2026 for what lands before it.

Sources: Silver Palace on X (launch date), Silver Palace official YouTube, Silver Palace on X (prize draw), Gematsu, Push Square, App Store, PlayStation Store, Elementa press release via Game Developer.

Featured image: Elementa

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Eleanor

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