Key Notes
- Elementa’s official announcement sets a December 14 global launch for Silver Palace, a free-to-play detective action RPG.
- The US App Store listing currently shows a different expected date, so iOS players should watch for an update clarifying the discrepancy.
- The PC listing publishes minimum and recommended requirements, while mobile access includes in-app purchases rather than an entirely free content promise.
Silver Palace has a December 14 global launch date, according to a new announcement from publisher Elementa. The free-to-play detective action RPG is heading to mobile, PC and PlayStation 5, turning its preregistration campaign into a countdown toward a full release.
The publisher’s release announcement names December 14, 2026, and arrives alongside a new Gratia trailer. There is a storefront discrepancy to watch, however: the US App Store page currently displays January 31, 2027 as its expected date. Players should distinguish that listing from the publisher’s newly announced schedule.
A Detective RPG Set in Silvernia
Silver Palace casts the player as a detective returning to Silvernia, a city whose investigations draw on myths and fables. The official Epic listing describes an open-world action adventure built around solving cases, rather than a succession of isolated combat stages.
Exploring that city and uncovering its secrets form the game’s central pitch. The detective premise gives the setting a different emphasis from an ordinary quest to defeat a single villain: the player is investigating what is happening around the city and the people caught up in it.
Elementa’s new video focuses on Gratia, but a character trailer is a selective introduction rather than a complete account of the launch game. The release announcement does not by itself establish how much story content will be available on day one, or how the publisher will schedule later additions.
Mobile Access and PC Requirements
The game’s App Store listing identifies it as free with in-app purchases and requires iOS 15 or later, with iPad support also listed. Free access should therefore be read as the entry model, rather than a promise that every item or progression option will be included without spending.
The differing expected date is a practical issue for iPhone and iPad players. Elementa’s dated announcement says December 14, while Apple’s listing currently says January 31. That mismatch is not evidence of a separately confirmed iOS delay, and the release post does not explain it. Mobile players should check the publisher’s next update and their regional store before making plans around a precise unlock time.
On PC, Epic’s minimum specification lists an Intel Core i7-8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 12GB of RAM, and a GTX 1060 with 6GB of memory or Radeon RX 580 with 8GB. Recommended hardware moves to an i7-12700 or Ryzen 7 5800X, at least 16GB of RAM, and an RTX 3060 or RX 6600 XT.
Those are compatibility targets, not measured frame rates. The listing also advertises controller support, which may help players choosing between a desk setup and a gamepad, but it does not establish a particular resolution or performance mode for any platform.
Preregistration Is Separate From Launch Access
Preregistration is available through the official website. As with the mobile campaigns we covered for Digimon Alysion, signing up expresses interest and prepares an account for launch; it is not the same as joining a playable test.
For players deciding whether to follow Silver Palace, the confirmed next milestone is the publisher’s December 14 release plan. The remaining checks are more specific: whether their regional storefront reflects that date, what the final download requires, and which launch details Elementa publishes before the game becomes available.
