Yes, Silver Palace is free to play. You can download it at no cost on PC, PS5, iPhone and Android, but the game has in-game purchases and gacha, meaning randomised character pulls. It is rated PEGI 16 for moderate violence, in-game purchases including random items, and interaction between users. Silver Palace launches on 14 December 2026. Below you will find the currency pack prices already listed on the Czech App Store, what is known about the gacha and what parents should know (as of 9 November 2026).
Is Silver Palace really free?
Yes. Publisher Elementa is releasing the game as free to play, and every store that already lists it says the same:
- App Store: free with in-app purchases.
- Google Play: free with in-app purchases.
- PlayStation Store: in-game purchases optional.
On PS5, the PS Store lists the game as “Online play required”. Where the game launches and how to get it on each platform is covered in our guide to Silver Palace platforms.
What you can pay for: App Store prices
The Czech App Store already lists premium currency packs ahead of launch. The store only shows the currency under its Chinese name 哲人石, and there is no English name for it in the listing, so we do not translate it here.
The prices below come from the Czech App Store in Czech koruna (CZK), checked on 9 November 2026. We have not converted them, because prices in your region may be set differently.
| Premium currency pack | Price on the Czech App Store |
|---|---|
| 60 | 29 CZK |
| 300 | 129 CZK |
| 980 | 399 CZK |
| 1980 | 799 CZK |
| 3280 | 1,290 CZK |
| 6480 | 2,790 CZK |
These are pre-launch prices and may change before 14 December 2026. Prices on the PS Store, Google Play and the PC launcher have not been published yet, so we do not list them.
Gacha: what we know about character pulls
The stores confirm that the game will have gacha. The PS Store and Google Play mention in-game purchases including random items in the PEGI rating, and the App Store lists “Loot Boxes”. The official website also has a page ready for pull history covering the last six months.
As of 9 November 2026, Elementa has not published drop rates, pity or any 50/50 rule for the full game. That is why we do not list them, and you should be wary of sites that already quote exact numbers. How these mechanics usually work in gacha games is explained in our gacha pity explainer.
What the beta tests showed
In the beta tests, the gacha was called Revelations. Character banners were named Repertoire (limited and standard), and banners for Motive gear were called Monologue. Pulls used Judgement Shots and Deduction Shots on limited banners and Standard Shots and Insight Shots on standard ones. This is the beta state, and names may differ in the full game. The pre-registration campaign already uses a pull called Simulation Shot.
All tests so far, including the Private Investigator programme, ran without real-money purchases and wiped data afterwards. Nobody has been able to try the paid side yet.
What you get for free from pre-registration
The milestone campaign promises up to 20 Simulation Shots, 80,000 Ounces and a new 4-star character. The 80,000 Ounce milestone was reached as of 31 October 2026. Every step and reward is in our guide to pre-registration rewards.
PEGI 16 and age ratings
In Europe, Silver Palace is rated PEGI 16. According to the PS Store and Google Play, the rating is based on three things:
- moderate violence,
- in-game purchases including random items,
- interaction between users.
The App Store uses its own scale and rates the game 13+, with warnings for loot boxes and chat. What each PEGI label means is explained on the PEGI website.
What parents should know
Silver Palace does not have a one-off price. Players spend premium currency, and that currency is used for character pulls. The most expensive pack on the Czech App Store costs 2,790 CZK, and nobody knows the pull rates yet. If your child is going to play, it is worth setting spending limits before launch.
How gacha spending works and how to keep it in check on phones and consoles is covered in our article for parents and spending. To get a sense of the game itself, read our Silver Palace overview.
Join our Discord and ask other gacha players how they keep their spending under control: GamersTogether Discord.
FAQ
Yes. The game is free to play on PC, PS5, iOS and Android, but it includes in-game purchases and gacha.
As of 9 November 2026, the Czech App Store lists packs from 29 CZK for 60 units of premium currency up to 2,790 CZK for 6,480 units. Prices may change before launch.
Elementa had not published pity or drop rates for the full game as of 9 November 2026. We will add them after launch.
Because of moderate violence, in-game purchases including random items, and interaction between users.
According to the PS Store, yes: it lists the game as “Online play required”. The publisher has not explained what works without a connection.
Information verified on 9 November 2026. We will update this article with final prices and pull rules after launch. More guides are in the Silver Palace section.