Sad news for “PES” fans… The company announces the end of the famous football game!

The Japanese company “Konami” announced that it will no longer develop its famous football game “Pro Evolution Soccer”, which is known by the acronym “PES” and among Arab users as “PES”.

The football game series of the ancient Japanese developer began under the names “Winning 11” in Japan and “International Superstar Soccer” abroad, and since 2001 the name “PES”, which for a long time and especially in the first decade of the twenty-first century has been much better Its main competitor is FIFA.

Konami used the eFootball brand along with PES for a while, but now – after announcing the new changes – it has decided to keep eFootball only and ignore the periodic annual releases, PC Gamer reported. .

eFootball will be a free-to-play DLC-powered football platform that will launch this fall on PC. Developed on Unreal Engine featuring cross console and mobile players.

Mobile users will only be allowed to play co-op using a console. Co-play means the ability for users to play with each other online at the same time, with different gaming platforms (computer and mobile for example).

The company said in a statement that the downloadable content model: “will provide local matches including clubs Barcelona, ​​Juventus, Bayern Munich, Manchester United and others for free at launch.”

But in the future, certain add-ons to the game will be sold as optional addon content, giving players the freedom to build their own experience that aligns with their interests.