Elementa Now Taking Applications For Silver Palace’s Next Technical Test
Players will need to fill out a survey for a chance to participate.

As we get closer to the launch date for Elementa’s Victorian Noir action RPG Silver Palace, the game’s developers are ready to run another test. While there’s no date for the “Dichotomy: Retrace” Technical Test just yet, the devs have officially opened recruitment. If you took part in the previous Dichotomy test and met the requirements to receive an invite to the next test via the game, you shouldn’t have anything to worry about. If you didn’t, however, you can apply for the next test starting today by filling out a survey on the Elementa Games site.
There’s plenty of time to fill out the survey. The recruitment period for the test runs from now until October 10. The survey will ask the typical questions – game history, computer specs, and the like. It will also ask if you’re willing to sign an NDA and in addition to your email address they also ask for your Discord ID. The number, not the handle everyone sees. So, you will have to decide how comfortable you are with giving out that information.
More details on the test are available in a FAQ on the Silver Palace site. In addition, if you haven’t pre-registered and want to, that’s still open on the site as well. As you’d expect, rewards will be given out to players based on the number of players who pre-register. That includes a new 4-Star character at the 3 million mark and rolls for the game’s gacha system, of course.
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