Efootball 2022 release update#

So eFootball 2021 will be updated to eFootball 2022 on June 2nd and players can enjoy the all-new features such as controller. As players who have been playing the game since 2017 uptil now would know, this release is not a solo release but more like an update. As we turn another new page in the real-world football calendar, eFootball will also be embarking from 2022 to 2023. eFootball PES 2023 for Android was released in its mobile version on June 1. Konami have announced that eFootball Mobile 2022 will be released on June 2nd. A number of smaller additional features and changes have been worked in, 'to bring back some beloved functionalities and fix some issues,' and overall responsiveness should be better thanks to processing improvements. eFootball PES 2023 (previously eFootball PES 2020) is. 'To offer football fans around the world an opportunity to enjoy a new football game, with unparalleled realism like never before.' With that resolve in mind, we entered what would eventually be a two-year period of development for eFootball 2022.

Efootball 2022 release update#

Today Konami finally announced when the 1.0 release is going to happen-April 14-and what it will include: Changes to defending controls, passing improvements, additional shooting trajectories, 'strategic evolution through improved dribbling functionality'-that one feels worthy of a direct quote-and improved online stability. The 'eFootball 2022' v1.0.0 update will be released on 14 April 2022.

This update serves to fix bugs only, with detailed patch. It may sound reasonable on paper but the dearth of content, coupled with some serious technical issues, led to a massive backlash on Steam (opens in new tab), an apology from Konami (opens in new tab), and a delay of the 1.0 release, which had been planned for November 11, 2021, into spring 2022. Version 0.9.1 Release Date eFootball 2022 v0.9.1 will be released on November 5 for PC/consoles. The idea, you see, was to rebrand Pro Evolution Soccer to eFootball, make it free to play, and launch with a very limited feature set and team selection, and then add more as optional, paid DLC.