EFOOTBALL PES 2020 PLAYSTATION 4 PRO
EFOOTBALL PES 2020 PLAYSTATION 4 PS4

These include press conferences, meetings with the chairman, team-talks and so on. Master League wants to tell more of a story this year and it’s achieved using scenes that punctuate your time between matches. I miss the opportunity to create a manager of your own and the use of these likenesses is a little lacklustre. Instead, some of football’s legends grace the dugout. When you start a new game, you no longer create your own manager likeness from scratch. It’s not helped by the same commentary being used from John Champion and Jim Beglin.Ī lot has been made of Master League’s new additions. Overall, the atmosphere still feels a little flat. The crowd pipes up over contentious challenges and tough tackles see fouled players emit a great scream. There’s not a lot to see that’s new but the dynamic weather still adds a tough of extra strategy. Visually, you’ve got the Fox engine doing it’s usually work as it renders wet pitches well and players animate realistically.

Presentation remains almost identical to last season. It’s enjoyable, rewarding and it feels like the little touches have combined well. It’s a game where hard work pays off and the match engine is very accommodating. Liverpool’s helter-skelter approach seems toned down but I still had to worry about key players causing problems. I worry that the AI can appear a little toothless but I’m still losing matches from lapses of my own concentration. I’m still finding my level but the tempo has allowed me to get back to Top Player difficulty for the first time in years.

EFOOTBALL PES 2020 PLAYSTATION 4 PRO

This is a tricky thing to seem human but, for the most part, I feel eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020 manages to find the balance. On the flip-side, the opposition are prone to more errors. I’ve seen a couple of head-height bicycle kicks which are nice to see and generally, players are sharper. They’ll stretch to keep a ball in play and generally compete for lost causes. Players show improvisational touches as they try to gain possession. I also find shooting from range a viable option and something I can gamble with a lot more. Building attacks remains as satisfying as ever and defensively, I have time to consider my options.

I’ve found myself with a lot more confidence in possession. It’s mimics a real broadcast well but you can customise the camera for each individual game mode.

It defaults to an angled view which I find a little extreme. Coupled with the new camera angle, the pitch seems spacious and much less compact. As a result, I have time to think between passes and teams don’t employ the heavy pressure that last season lived by. The football takes a slower pace than last year. With a new name and touting an improved Master League, eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020 is looking to jump start some interest in their flagship sport series. Last season, the game provided a challenge beyond my reach whilst there wasn’t much new to shout about. Pro Evolution Soccer was beginning to lose its charm with me.

EFOOTBALL PES 2020 PLAYSTATION 4 PS4

Septemin PS4 / Reviews tagged efootball pro evolution soccer 2020 / esports / euro 2020 / konami / online multiplayer / pes productions / sport by Mike

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