PES 2020 Review

eFootball PES 2020 Review | eXceptionally good, if familiar, football

By Toby Saunders

Soccer season is in full flow already, and as such, Konami and EA have entered into its yearly competition. Konami’s output this year is the bizarrely rebranded eFootball PES 2020. With the unneeded name change, you’d perhaps expect a game that focuses more on its esports offerings than other areas of the game. This is true to some extent, but PES 2020 will feel…

  • Attacking play is fast, fluid, and consistently exciting.
  • Little in terms of new content.
  • Defending and teammate AI needs work.
  • Master League is as fun and addictive as ever, improved by new manager interactions.
  • It looks phenomenal, especially in the new Stadium camera angle.
  • Despite improvements, the lack of licenses is still an issue.

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Toby Saunders
Toby Saunders

I studied film at university to write about games... Spends far too long on Rocket League.

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Attacking play is fast, fluid, and consistently exciting. Little in terms of new content. Defending and teammate AI needs work. Master League is as fun and addictive as ever, improved by new manager interactions. It looks phenomenal, especially in the new Stadium camera angle. Despite improvements, the lack of licenses is still an issue.
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