The leaked gameplay from eFootball scared most players -apkrig
It’s only a few days since the first official footage of the new year’s FIFA series appeared. Admittedly, the players were not completely impressed, and although the changes are noticeable, they are not as striking as expected compared to the last few episodes. But even bigger surprises are now experienced by fans of football from Konami, which is changing for several years this year – the game will run on Unreal Engine, it turns into a free to play affair and most importantly – all indications are that the developers have taken a few steps back. Fans thus deduce from the newly published shots, but it should be noted – unofficial.
More than 10 minutes of video in Chinese appeared on the Great Game TV Channel and is losing its telling value to a large extent because it was taken by shooting television with a camera or mobile phone. The graphics, especially the partial details, can be easily overlooked, but it is still possible to watch the animations and the overall image of the game, with which the players are largely dissatisfied at all. The game is reminiscent of several years old previous years, you can find a lot of graphic glitches and unfinished work in the record, and for example the lawn does not make a very representative impression. But even the spectators do not like it, resp. their slow motion animations, or the behavior of midfielders who do not create enough space for the combination and the game – at least in the performance of the person who shot the video – becomes mechanical boredom.
Interesting details, such as the behavior of jerseys and fabrics of any clothing in general, must not be left out.
But it’s not just critical responses that come to the account of the leaked demonstration. First of all, it is not entirely clear which version of the game it is. Although there are a handful of teams announced to choose from and it is probably already a pre-final build, it is appropriate to stay fair and give developers a chance. However, interesting details must not be left out, such as the behavior of jerseys and fabrics of any clothing in general, or a nice start of the players on the field and the overall start of the match. The players also agree that the demonstration from their own play works better than the official trailers, but due to their contradictory quality, we guess that, at least for the time being, there is no big win.
Until the release of the first part of eFootball, we will probably not be completely clear whether all the described changes will have a negative effect, or players will be able to pick up where they left off with Konami football. The release of the first version, which according to the developers will play the role of a demo version, is scheduled for September 30. The game will be made available on PCs and consoles on this day, with a considerable part of the attention on mobile devices as well, where a full-fledged game compatible with other versions will be available after the addition of standard driver support.
