New Silver Palace Trailer Shows Off Beta Test Gameplay

Publisher Elementa and developer Silver Studio have unveiled a six-minute gameplay showcase video for their upcoming fantasy adventure open-world action RPG, “Silver Palace”.

The footage highlights the game’s “Monotype” Beta Test, which is currently taking place.

The game is set in Silvernia, a Victorian-themed metropolis fueled by the revolutionary element Silverium.

Players assume the role of a “Detective” tasked with investigating crimes and unraveling mysteries amidst rising tensions between various factions, including corporate monopolies and underground syndicates.

Utilizing the Unreal Engine 5, the action-oriented gameplay features anime-style characters and a fluid combat system that allows for real-time character switching and chained QTE combos.

The current “Monotype” Beta Test is a small-scale closed beta.

Elementa and Silver Studio confirmed that this test will include a data wipe and will not feature any in-game purchases.

Individuals interested in testing the game must be 18 years or older and can sign up through the official homepage.

Test eligibility is personal and non-transferable, with successful applicants being notified via email once recruitment has concluded.

“Silver Palace” is planned for release on console, PC, iOS, and Android platforms.

A firm release date has yet to be announced, though the game’s popularity has already been demonstrated by reaching one million pre-registrations within a week of its announcement several months ago.

Despite the strong initial hype, some community members have expressed caution, with estimates for the official launch ranging from late 2026 to potentially 2027, based on the footage shown.

Community feedback on the beta gameplay has been both positive and critical.

The stylized characters and the detailed environments have garnered praise, but several comments suggest the combat mechanics currently look “stiff” and lack the necessary weight for powerful actions.

There are also concerns that the game’s high-end graphics, a feature of many new-generation gacha titles, could pose a significant technical barrier for players on older mobile devices.

The Beta Test gamplay trailer is available to view on YouTube: