Silver Palace: Victorian Fantasy Detective RPG Unveiled

Silver Studio and Elementa have recently unveiled their latest project, Silver Palace, a fantasy action RPG that combines elements of detective adventure. The game has already piqued the interest of the gaming community with its first trailer and over ten minutes of gameplay footage.

What Does the First Look of Fantasy RPG Silver Palace Say?

The initial trailer for Silver Palace has garnered mostly positive feedback. Visually, the game has successfully captured the attention of players, showcasing a promising start. The character designs boast a sharp, stylish anime aesthetic, reminiscent of popular titles such as Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero. Below, you can view the first trailer of Elementa’s Fantasy RPG, Silver Palace.

What’s the Story?

Set against the backdrop of a thriving metropolis with Victorian aesthetics, Silver Palace allows players to select from a variety of characters and engage in dynamic, action-oriented combat. You'll step into the shoes of a detective in Silvernia, a city fueled by the enigmatic and luminous substance known as Silverium. This miracle material powers the entire industrial landscape, transforming Silvernia into a bustling center of technology, ambition, and covert activities.

The narrative is steeped in mystery, as you delve into crime investigations while navigating the complex web of factions. These include powerful corporations, underground gangs, secretive cults, and even members of the royal family. Throughout your journey, you'll assemble a team of partners, seamlessly switching between them during real-time combat. The battles promise fast-paced action, blending melee combat with third-person shooter mechanics.

Global pre-registrations for Silver Palace are now open via the official website. While a release date has yet to be announced, further details are eagerly anticipated.

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