Victorian-Style Gacha RPG Silver Palace Opens Pre-Registration and Reveals System Requirements

Elementa has opened global pre-registration for Silver Palace, its Victorian-inspired open-world action RPG built on Unreal Engine 5. The Singapore-based developer and publisher made sign-ups live across the App Store, Google Play, PlayStation Store, Epic Games Store, and the game's own website.

The game takes place in Silvernia, an industrial city with a distinctly Victorian look, where you play as a Detective digging into mysteries connected to a resource called Silverium. Corporate monopolies, underground syndicates, and shady cults are all fighting over control of that resource, which gives the story a fair bit of political intrigue to work with. There's a gacha-based character system, real-time combat, and a co-op mode on top called House of Greed, letting you team up with other players instead of tackling everything solo.

Silver Palace already had its public debut back at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, picking up a Best Mobile Game nomination at the gamescom Awards going up against Arknights: Endfield and Genshin Impact, among others.

Elementa isn't stopping there. The studio is running events in both Cologne and New York: a full exhibition booth at Gamescom with a demo zone, photo spot, and merch pickup, plus a booth at Anime NYC from August 20–23. Cosplayers will be on hand playing key characters like the Detective, Cinderella, Alf, Red Rose, Lorn, and Argos.

The pre-registration announcement also came with system requirements for PC and mobile. Confirmed platforms so far are PC, PlayStation 5, iOS, and Android.

PC

• Minimum: Intel i7-8700/ AMD Ryzen 5 3600, GTX 1060 6GB/ RX 580 8GB, 12GB RAM, 65GB SSD
• Recommended: Intel i7-12700/ AMD Ryzen 7 5800X, RTX 3060/ RX 6600 XT, 16GB RAM

Mobile

• iOS: 15.0+
• Android: no minimum specs announced yet

As for a release date, Elementa hasn't given one. The App Store listing does show January 31, 2027, but take that with a grain of salt Apple requires a date on any listing that takes pre-orders, and developers often plug in a placeholder near month's end that gets pushed back later. Until Elementa confirms something officially through its own channels, treat that date as a rough guess rather than a promise.

Pre-registration numbers are a bit murky too. Inven Global and GameSpace both report the game crossing 10 million pre-registrations worldwide, but at least one tracking site says Elementa's own counter pulled straight from the official site's sign-up form showed around 6 million as of August 28.