A new detective-themed action RPG called Silver Palace is coming to consoles, PC, and mobile devices. The game puts players in the shoes of a detective exploring Silvernia, a Victorian-era city powered by a mysterious substance called Silverium.
Publisher Elementa and developer Silver Studio unveiled the game on May 12, 2025, showcasing both a reveal trailer and an over 10-minute gameplay demonstration. While no release date has been announced, players can now pre-register on the official website.
The game stands out for its unique mix of detective work and action combat. Players investigate crimes across Silvernia while uncovering a larger story about different groups fighting for control of Silverium – from big businesses and criminal gangs to royal families and mysterious cults.
Built using Unreal Engine 5, Silver Palace features anime-style characters and real-time combat where players can switch between different team members during fights. The combat system includes special moves and combo attacks that players trigger through quick-time events.
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The story revolves around Silverium, a powerful element that transformed Silvernia into an industrial powerhouse. This discovery changed how people live and work in the city, drawing in newcomers and sparking new technological advances.
The gameplay footage shows players exploring detailed city environments, examining crime scenes, and fighting enemies. The Victorian setting comes through in the architecture and overall atmosphere, while the anime art style adds a distinctive visual touch.
Pre-registration is now open through the official website. Players can follow the game’s development on social media platforms including X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and YouTube under the SilverPalace_EN handle.
The game’s announcement raises natural questions about how it will handle being on both mobile and traditional gaming platforms. For players interested in seeing more, the full gameplay showcase and reveal trailer are available in multiple languages including English, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese on the official Silver Palace YouTube channel.
Chen Yang from Elementa serves as the main contact for additional information about the game’s development and release plans.