Silver Palace finally has a date. In an October 31 press release, Singapore-based Elementa said the global launch begins on December 14, 2026 (UTC+8) on PC, PlayStation 5, Android, and iOS.
It is an open-world detective action RPG built in Unreal Engine 5 and set in Silvernia, a Victorian-inspired city powered by a mysterious substance called Silverium.
Rival factions fight over that resource, and you play a detective who teams up with a cast of companions to investigate cases, follow clues, and dig into the conspiracies under the city's polished surface. Combat lets you switch characters in real time and chain their skills together.
English is one of 12 languages supported at launch. Everything below was checked against Elementa's press release, the official Silver Palace website, and the PlayStation Store listing on November 10, 2026.
Anything Elementa hasn't announced yet, like the exact launch hour and the final PC requirements, is marked as not announced, and the specs from the July PC beta are listed separately so you still have a real reference point.
Silver Palace launch facts at a glance (as of November 10, 2026)
| Item | What's officially confirmed | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | December 14, 2026 (UTC+8) | Announced October 31; US Eastern time is 13 hours behind UTC+8 |
| Launch time | Not announced yet | Watch the official site's news page and official X account |
| Platforms | PC, PS5, Android, iOS | PC preregistration on the official site; App Store preorder is US$0 (Free) with in-app purchases |
| PC minimum (July beta) | Core i7-8700 or Ryzen 5 3600, GTX 1060 6GB or RX 580 8GB, 12GB RAM | Windows 10 22H2 or Windows 11 21H2 and later |
| PC recommended (July beta) | Core i7-12700 or Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3060 or RX 6600 XT, 16GB RAM, 8GB VRAM | Final launch requirements not announced |
| Storage (July beta) | 65GB free on an SSD | Plus 25GB extra while files extract |
| Preregistration rewards | 15 million and 20 million tiers reached | Next: 5 Simulation Shots at 25 million, a new 4-star character at 30 million |
| Languages | 12, including English | Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Thai, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian |
What time does Silver Palace launch? Reading a UTC+8 date from the US and Europe
As of November 10, Elementa has only given a date. The press release says December 14, 2026 (UTC+8), which pins the time zone but not the hour the servers open. UTC+8 is Singapore, Taiwan, and mainland China time, and that matters if you play from the Americas.
In December, US Eastern time is 13 hours behind UTC+8 and US Pacific time is 16 hours behind, so any launch hour before 1:00 PM UTC+8 on December 14 would still be December 13 on the East Coast, and anything before 4:00 PM UTC+8 would still be December 13 on the West Coast.
The UK is 8 hours behind UTC+8 and Central Europe is 7 hours behind. These are conversion rules, not a predicted launch time. The PlayStation Store listing also shows December 14, 2026 as the release date.
On price, the US App Store preorder page lists Silver Palace at US$0 (Free) with in-app purchases as of November 10, 2026, so the game itself costs nothing and the shop sits inside it.
The PlayStation Store page still shows Announced instead of a price, and lists in-game purchases as optional, online play as required, and PS5 Pro Enhanced support.
New notices, including the launch hour and any pre-download window, go up on the official site's news page and on the official X, Discord, and YouTube channels listed in the press release.
The preregistration counter on the official milestone page updates as well, so that page is the most reliable place to see which rewards are already unlocked.
How to get your PC ready before December 14
- 1Preregister for PC on the official siteHit the preregistration button on the official Silver Palace site, and choose PC as your platform. Mobile players preregister through the App Store or Google Play, and PS5 players can wishlist the game on the PlayStation Store. The App Store listing requires iOS 15.0 or later on iPhone. If Epic is your launcher of choice, the game has a page on the Epic Games Store too. Milestone rewards unlock for everyone once the global count hits each target: 80,000 Ounces at 15 million, 10 copies of The Science of All Things: Volume III at 20 million, and 5 Simulation Shots once the official community and social channels pass 5 million followers.
- 2Compare your PC against the beta specsUse how to check your PC specs on Windows 11 to find your CPU, GPU, RAM, and VRAM, then line them up against the July beta numbers in the table. The July beta checked each device and its driver version before the pre-download, and machines below the bar couldn't join the test. Final requirements haven't been announced, so treat the beta figures as a reference line rather than a promise.
- 3Free up SSD spaceThe July beta needed 65GB on an SSD plus another 25GB while the downloaded files were extracted. The beta launcher also warned players who picked a hard drive path and suggested installing on an SSD instead. The launch build's size hasn't been announced, so clearing comfortably more than 90GB leaves room for updates.
- 4Update Windows and your graphics driverThe beta required Windows 10 22H2 or Windows 11 21H2 and later. Check your version under Windows Update in Settings, and update your NVIDIA or AMD driver. Closer to launch, keep an eye on the official channels in case a specific driver version is recommended.
- 5Watch for the launch time postWhen the official site or X account posts the launch hour, convert it from UTC+8 to your local time with the rules above. Check the same post for any pre-download details.
Final checks before launch day
- You preregistered on the official site with PC selected.
- Your CPU, GPU, and RAM meet at least the July beta minimum.
- Your install SSD has more free space than the beta needed (65GB plus 25GB for extraction).
- Windows is on 10 22H2 or 11 21H2 or later.
- You converted the announced launch hour from UTC+8 to your local time.
Recording your cases and fights on PC
DOR is a free Windows game recording app. Supported games are detected the moment you launch them, and DOR records the whole match or the full session from launch to exit. For a brand new release like Silver Palace, start screen recording yourself (default hotkey F7).
Recordings collect in My Clips, where you trim the moment you want and save it in 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1. To stitch several scenes together or add text, BGM, and effect templates such as shake zoom, edit in DOR Studio (dor.gg/studio) and export an mp4 or share a dor.gg link.
Elementa's Fan Content and Streaming Guidelines allow non-commercial gameplay videos and edited clips, and encourage creators to add their own commentary and editing. If you're worried about the extra load, read recommended PC specs for game recording and how to choose a lightweight game recorder first.
The free plan records at 720p or 1080p and 30 or 60 FPS (1080p at 30 FPS by default), and on supported NVIDIA graphics cards such as the RTX series, DOR records with NVENC hardware encoding.
