With the eFootball World, you can also set the roster for a team of your own unique composition. Choose which you want to play as, and then set your preference for the rival team, whether it's controlled by AI or by a human opponent. Regardless of whether you’re playing online or in single-player, you can pick from nine authentic teams: Manchester United, FC Barcelona, FC Bayern München, São Paulo, Arsenal, Juventus, River Plate, and Flamengo. The caveat to this is, however, that a fast internet connection will still play a crucial role in how smoothly a cross-platform match runs. Now PC, mobile, and console players can go head-to-head against each other regardless of which platform they’re playing the game from. Players will now have more pinpoint control of their player’s movements, and the camera now strikes a better balance between the intensity of a play and the more strategic view of the pitch.įor fans of multiplayer video games, one of the foremost selling points for eFootball 2022 is its cross-platform support. To create an experience that feels like a worthy overhaul from PES 2021, KONAMI and PES Productions had to start from the ground up with an entirely new game Unreal Engine, revamped animations, and improved game controls. To feel the uniqueness of each member of your dream team goes a long way in keeping you invested in their success. The soccer simulator plays smoother than ever before, but it’s the little things like jaw structure, limb movement, and overall gesticulations that really breathe life into each player. Graphically speaking, eFootball 2022 has come furthest when it comes to player animations and facial expressions. More intrigued in how Konami's longstanding rival is shaping up? Then jump on over to our comprehensive FIFA 22 preview. You’re starting to see stuff with the tech demo that they put into PS5.” “There’s going to be new stuff with PES this year, I hear, where they’re going to go properly free-to-play and really change it up. The announcement confirms a rumour GR reported on a couple of weeks back, in which journalist Andy Robinson predicted that changes were afoot. There are no further details on additional clubs or specific leagues, nor the manner in which they'll be incorporated – but we know that Napoli are exclusive to eFootball from next year, alongside Serie A rivals Juventus and Roma.
Winter will then see the addition of official eSports tournaments, and mobile controller support.
Fascinatingly, Konami is promising cross-platform matchmaking sometime after launch.Īt least nine clubs – including those mentioned above plus Barcelona and Arsenal – are confirmed to appear at launch, with online leagues and a new team-building mode (replacing Master League) coming around the same time. The new game is described as “a new global brand for a global audience”, and is built on the Unreal Engine and headed to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and PC.
0 kommentar(er)
