Silver Palace Launches December 14 on Android: What to Expect

Silver Palace arrives on Android on December 14, 2026, bringing open-world detective work and real-time character switching to phones. Singapore-based Elementa is also releasing it on iOS, PS5 and PC.

The game is built in Unreal Engine 5 and is free to play. According to a press release carried by Inven Global, it has already passed 15 million pre-registrations worldwide, and sign-ups remain open on the official website, App Store and Google Play.

What Is Silver Palace?

Silver Palace is set in Silvernia, a Victorian-inspired industrial city powered by a mysterious substance called Silverium. Rival factions compete over the resource while conspiracies and long-buried secrets sit beneath the surface.

Players take the role of a Detective who teams up with a cast of companions to investigate cases, follow clues and uncover what is really happening in the city. The art style is anime-inspired, and exploration spans several distinct city districts.

How Combat Works

Combat is built around real-time character switching. Players swap party members mid-fight and combine skill synergies with coordinated attacks. Elementa describes the result as balancing strategic depth with fast-paced, satisfying combat.

Alongside the release date, Elementa published a character trailer for Gratia, titled The Foolish and the Brave. That approach to combat will be familiar to players of other team-based action RPGs on mobile. The detective angle is what Elementa is using to set the game apart, with investigation sitting alongside the fighting.

Pre-Registration Rewards

Rewards unlock as worldwide pre-registration and social media targets are reached. These are the milestones listed in coverage of the announcement.

Follows on official Silver Palace social channels also count toward the milestones.

Rewards go to players who register before launch, so signing up through Google Play is the simplest route for Android users. The game is also listed on the Epic Games Store and PlayStation Store.

Platforms and Languages

The confirmed platforms are Android, iOS, PlayStation 5 and PC via the Epic Games Store. No Xbox, Steam or Nintendo Switch release has been announced.

The game will support 12 languages at launch: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian. Indonesian support is a notable inclusion for a large mobile market.

What Android Players Should Do Now

Elementa has not been quoted on Android system requirements in the coverage reviewed here, so it is too early to say which phones will run the game well. As an Unreal Engine 5 title with an open world, it may be demanding, and storage space is worth planning for.

The practical step today is to pre-register from the official Google Play listing and avoid unofficial APK downloads. Silver Palace has gone through multiple beta tests and has appeared at Anime Expo, Japan Expo and gamescom. Its next public stop is South Korea's Anime X Game Festival 2026. Elementa, founded in 2020, is based in Singapore and has offices in Japan and South Korea.

Conclusion

Silver Palace is shaping up as one of the bigger free-to-play launches on Android this year, with a detective premise and a substantial pre-registration count.

Technical requirements are the main unknown. Until they appear, pre-registering through official stores is the sensible move.