PES officially changed its name to eFootball, joining the ranks of free games

IGN page recently reported, series football game Pro Evolution Soccer of the Konami has officially changed its name to eFootball. Capital is called PES in the West and Win Eleven in Japan, this is one of the most popular soccer game series in the world besides FIFA nice Football Manager. This move of Konami is expected to make many changes to its long-standing game series.
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More than simply a name change, Konami said, eFootball will become free games and only the Digital version, is expected to launch on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC, iOS and Android this fall. It is temporarily unknown if the series has a Nintendo Switch version or not.

The producer of the eFootball series, Seitaro Kimura, explained to IGN, that eFootball will no longer be releasing new titles that have to be paid every year, instead, with regular updates for free. Konami will sell various game modes of eFootball as DLC, allowing players to simply pay for what they want.​

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Konami further revealed, to bring the best experience to all football game fans, starting this winter, all versions of eFootball will support cross-platform play. However, mobile gamers will need to use a controller to play against console and PC players.

EFootball will launch as a compact experience with multiple modes, teams, and crossplay options. Konami will reveal more about the gameplay and online mode of eFootball at the end of this August – around the same time as the Gamescom 2021 exhibition.

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