For the first, Anthony Martial caught the ball in the crook of his foot, while jumping and spinning, and kind of flicked it into the net. Curling shots or top-bin belters leave the boot with a slick look and feel. Players actually try and make space for themselves or will slot into useful channels. On the attacking end, build-up play is satisfying for the most part. The slow tempo allows for spaces to open up as they would in real life, you can perform tidy dribbles at slow speeds and then rocket ahead with a dash, and the passing - oh my - Phil Foden-smooth even at this stage of development. But none of the prevailing ugliness matters, because PES is still solid on the pitch. Also, some of the in-game dynamic camera angles are actually heinous: zooming in on useless ball moves and widening the lens when you need to see something technical. The menus, though, are crisper and cleaner than I have ever seen before in a PES game. They also sound like they were recorded in a bin. The crowds look fine when still, but in motion.
The grass looks like it was mowed with a combine harvester in potato season. The players look like they have been made from clay by a small child, thrown in the microwave, and then their guardian has tried to fix the horrific eldritch creations with acrylic paint. I have played PES 2020 to completion on PS4, so I'm reasonably well-versed across the board in football sims and have long preferred the way PES handles on the pitch.īut let's get to that pitch, shall we? The aesthetics will obviously be improved drastically before launch and the reveal, but I just want to be clear: right now, it doesn't look good. As a basic FIFA boy - as Editor Luke immediately told me when he saw me play - I messed with the controls a lot to get the shooting button onto B because I'm incapable of playing without it. The other games were clean as a N'Golo Kanté challenge and ran without a single hiccup. Everything froze in time a la Quantum Break until the in-game football universe shattered and kicked me into the main menu dimension. I played five games, one of which was a laggy hellscape until in the 63rd minute. Player ratings don't matter too much as the players are from the 20/21 roster. You can make changes to your lineup, but can't switch formation. A strong suit of PES has been the tactical versatility that frankly makes FIFA look like Duplo compared to PES' great big Meccano play kit, but that aspect is currently under lock and key. The demo is very basic: you leap in and play with little-to-no messing around. There are four teams available - Bayern Munich, Manchester United, Barcelona, and Juventus - all of which have the end of season 20/21 squads. This is 1v1 online with no commentary and no shadows.
The FAQ available to read when downloading the demo states that "gameplay mechanics, balancing, animations and graphics are all under development and will be improved before the official launch." Even though the visuals and gameplay are not finished, it gives us an inkling of what the game will be going for, at least conceptually.
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