This year’s Pro Evolution Soccer is set to be free to play -apkrig
Less than two weeks ago, the developers from Konami surprised us with the opening of the open multiplayer beta version of this year’s Pro Evolution Soccer series, through which they really mixed with what was happening among the fans. Despite the warning that a work-in-progress version of the game is being played, and an older build that no longer corresponds to the current state of work-in-progress, the players were not very enthusiastic according to the feedback. There was also criticism of the parties’ decision to test multiplayer connectivity in this way, and it must be admitted that few people would probably bet on the great success of PES 2022 at the moment. However, it seems to have appeared out of nowhere demo was not the only surprising step by Japanese developers.
During the last part of the editorial vidcast, the editor-in-chief of the Video Games Chronicle magazine said that Konami intends to stir up stagnant waters and move in an unexpected direction. “From what I’ve heard, Konami is moving to live [service modelu] and in this respect they are also preparing news with the PES series for this year. They intend to move fully to the free to play model, “said Andy Robinson and aroused quite inquisitive reactions from his colleagues. However, Robinson presented this rather crucial information quite confidently, although he did not reveal the source from which it drew it. However, this would mean that the experiment in the form of a seasonal update, which was seen by PES 2020 to the current PES 2021, was just the beginning and the Japanese series can start competing with the FIFA series a bit others way.
All of this is said to be part of a new Konami initiative, which has not recently betrayed the development of interactive entertainment software, but not for traditional consoles and PCs, which is about to change.
The question, of course, is how much truth there is about Robinsn’s information, but on the other hand he also talked about working on Metal Gear, hinting at the early unveiling of the collection of remasters of the first parts, and in a similar vein he mentioned the Castlevania series. All of this is said to be part of a new Konami initiative, which did not betray the development of entertainment interactive software, but not for traditional consoles and PCs. Of course, we can add to this speculation the news from last week that Konami merged with the Polish studio Bloober Team and it is expected that the reason for this cooperation is the efforts to revive another famous brand, Silent Hill.
To the account of this year’s PES football series, we can also add information about the new use of the Unreal Engine, instead of the existing Fox Engine, as well as the unceasing scramble with EA for licenses for individual teams. The focus of this competitive battle is in Italy, where the battle for teams from the highest Serie A took place.
