Elementa is a Singapore-based developer preparing to release its first major title, an urban fantasy open-world RPG, with a second closed beta test underway and a global event tour in progress.
Elementa, a Singapore-based developer, is moving toward the public release of its first major title, an urban fantasy open-world RPG that blends detective investigation, action combat, and life simulation elements. The game, initially announced as 'Silver Palace' and later also referred to as 'Shirogane no Shiro' and 'Silver City' in separate announcements, is set in the Victorian-style city of Sylvania, built on a resource called Silver Liquid. Players take on a detective role, with a male and female protagonist option, and investigate conspiracies involving werewolves and corrupt institutions.
The studio opened recruitment for its second closed beta test, the 'Dichotomy Test,' on June 26, 2026, for PC (Windows), with applications open until July 16 or 17 depending on time zone. The test introduces a male protagonist for the first time, alongside new characters, story content, and previously inaccessible areas of Sylvania. Combat has been adjusted for smoother action. A gameplay PV released on July 3 showed exploration, deduction systems, parry-based combat, and life elements such as traveling by silver pegasus and visiting pawn shops. The game is built with Unreal Engine 5.
Elementa also announced a global event tour for 2026, starting with Anime Expo in Los Angeles from July 2-5, with trial versions and new information at events in North America, Europe, and Asia. A playable demo of 'Shirogane no Shiro' was shown at Bilibili World 2026 in Shanghai in July. The studio separately announced 'Silver City' for iOS and Android, described as an open-world detective RPG with a Victorian setting, featuring a maid with a flamethrower and a smooth-talking bartender. Pricing and release timing have not been announced for any version, and the game is planned for consoles, PC, and smartphones.
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Elementa has opened global pre-registrations for Silver City, an open-world RPG for PC, PS5, iOS, and Android. Registration is available through the official website, Epic Games Store, PlayStation Store, App Store, and Google Play. The game ran a demo at gamescom 2026 and has completed two closed beta tests.
Elementa brought its in-development open-world action RPG Silver City to gamescom 2026 in Cologne, running from August 26 to 30. The booth featured a pumpkin carriage statue, character art, and playable demo stations for four characters. Marketing director Lucis spoke with 4Gamer.net on August 27 about what the studio learned from two closed PC beta tests and from watching European players. Lucis said European players reacted strongly to the worldbuilding, art style, and Victorian city atmosphere, while Asian players tended to focus more on characters and combat. Cinderella, who is also the final boss in the demo build, was the most popular character among players. The second test, the Dichotomy Test, ran from July 23 to August 13, following the Law of Identity Test that began January 13. Lucis said the team confirmed its direction matches player expectations, with positive feedback on combat and UI improvements, but also identified issues with camera work, hit effects, and guard and dodge feel. The release date, price, and monetization details remain undecided. The name for the next test is already chosen but not revealed.
Elementa announced on August 20, 2026 that the smartphone game previously known as V Project now has the official title StarToU. The immersive empathy 3D idol game is set in the near-future city of Hoshikawa, where a technology called Touch lets players share the first-person perspective and emotions of the idols. Alongside the title change, a new four-member idol group called MacGuffin was unveiled. The members are Tay, Yoora, Lim, and Noki, all over 180 cm tall, and the group focuses on hip-hop with a concept of rebellion against rules and pursuit of playfulness. They belong to the Rhythm Rebellion Label and operate as a self-produced group. MacGuffin contrasts with the three previously revealed trainees, LEE, Near, and OCT, who belong to the long-established agency Scoop Culture and have no group name yet. The game's systems include a rhythm game in the Music Space, where players cheer from the audience perspective, and the Star Notebook for tracking fan activities. A closed beta test is planned for some regions in the latter half of 2026, and pre-registration is open.
Elementa announced on August 18 that worldwide pre-registrations for its in-development open-world action RPG Silver City have surpassed 10 million. The milestone follows the second closed beta test, called the Dichotomy Test. Silver City is set in the Victorian-style metropolis of Sylvania, where players take on a detective role and work with companions to solve city mysteries. The game uses anime-style graphics in Unreal Engine 5, with combat centered on parrying and detective mechanics such as observation and deduction. The company also revealed its first exhibition at gamescom 2026, held in Cologne, Germany, at booth Hall 6 / C021. The booth will include a playable demo area, stage events held four times daily with live band and dance performances, and professional cosplayers appearing as characters including Detective, Cinderella, Fuu, Red Rose, Lauren, and Argus. A replica of the pumpkin carriage from the Cinderella battle scene is planned. Silver City will also appear at Anime NYC 2026 from August 20 to 23 at the Javits Convention Center, booth 2011.
Elementa has announced 'Silver City,' an open-world action RPG for iOS and Android. Players take the role of a detective in the Victorian-style city of Silvania, investigating conspiracies involving a revolutionary substance called Silver Liquid, werewolves, and corrupt institutions. The game features free exploration, interviews with townspeople, and multiple transportation methods. A cast of characters includes a maid with a flamethrower and a smooth-talking bartender.
Elementa is showing a playable demo of the open-world action RPG Shirogane no Shiro at Bilibili World 2026 in Shanghai. The game is an urban fantasy set in the Victorian city of Sylvania, built on a resource called Silver Liquid. Players take on a detective role with a silver gauntlet. The demo highlights the game's Unreal Engine 5 graphics, blending anime-style characters with realistic cityscapes, and action combat with parry mechanics. A PC closed beta test is accepting participants until July 16.
Singapore-based developer Elementa released a new gameplay PV for its upcoming urban fantasy open-world RPG 'Silver Palace' on July 3. The approximately three-minute video, set in the Victorian-style metropolis Sylvania, centers on a dialogue between the female detective protagonist and a mysterious figure called Red Rose. It shows exploration, investigation and deduction systems, parry-based action combat, a story that switches between male and female protagonist perspectives, and cooperative scenes with other characters. Life elements visible in the PV include walking around town, traveling by silver pegasus, using public transportation, visiting pawn shops, and playing board games. The music is a modern reconstruction of classical music. At the same time, Elementa is recruiting participants for the second closed beta test, named the 'Dichotomy Test', for PC (Windows). The application period runs until July 17 at 0:59. Selection is by lottery; applicants must fill out a recruitment questionnaire on the official website. The game is built with Unreal Engine 5 and is planned for release on consoles, PC, and smartphones, though pricing and release timing have not been announced.
Elementa opened recruitment on June 26 for the 'Dichotomy Test,' a PC closed beta for the open-world action RPG Silver Palace. The application period runs until July 16 at 23:59 (or July 17 0:59, depending on time zone). The test introduces a major content update: a male protagonist makes his first appearance, alongside multiple new characters and a new story. Previously inaccessible areas of the Victorian-inspired city Sylvania become explorable, and new open-world content is added. Combat has been adjusted for smoother and more responsive action. The test is free, data-deleting, and limited to PC (Windows). Applicants must be at least 18. Silver Palace is also scheduled for a global event tour in 2026, starting with Anime Expo in Los Angeles from July 2-5, with trial versions and new information at events in North America, Europe, and Asia. The game is developed with Unreal Engine 5 and is planned for PC, iOS, and Android.