- #PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2016 PC REVIEW FULL#
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Modes such as M圜lub, Master League and become a Legend all return in their usual spots, each with small enhancements to their established formulas. Thankfully that doesn’t get in the way of the expected wealth of content PES 2016 has to offer.
#PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2016 PC REVIEW FULL#
It’s great that there is a system in place to streamline this process as best as Konami could, but it’s still something that you have to physically do to get full leagues looking normal.Īlso, it isn’t available on Xbox One, so that’s bummer too.
Pick up the files online, load them up into the game and I was soon looking at an exact replica of my beloved Chelsea team – in all their poor form, game-losing glory. Options files also play a great part in ensuring authenticity is preserved in the still unlicensed PES 2016, although the menu system does make it more work than it should be. Formations, for example, can be edited so that they dynamically change during a match – taking into account whether you’re attacking or defending. Getting around tournaments and team selections can often be a chore, which is sad considering the deep options available here. PES 2016 features a far more intuitive UI than before, but it’s still a mess of menus that respond sluggishly and look far below par. That satisfaction doesn’t carry over into the systems that manage everything off the pitch though. That doesn’t mean you’re going to have crawling, injured players all over and score sheets the resemble something more akin to a rugby score, but it does give the game a far more satisfying feeling when actually playing. Referees specifically are pretty lenient when it comes to bone-crunching tackles as long as you get the faintest touch on the ball, and goalkeepers often look like they really could’ve saved some of your more spellbinding shots. It’s a good thing too that the game around it is somewhat generous, towards a more fun style of football.
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And it’s like crack for any football fan to be a part of. The crunch of a desperate last man sliding tackle, or the unapologetic thud of a ball being smacked for the top right – these are all moments that make up matches in PES 2016. When things do click though, it’s complete bliss. Better yet, these can happen at any moment based on tiredness, a changing emotional state during the match and current form. You can see exactly when he’s not going to make a tackle, or is positioned incorrectly for a powerful shot. It’s rare not to feel in complete control of what you’re doing, in part thanks to dynamic and expertly implemented animations that provide great feedback on how your selected player is doing. With the reliance on Konami’s baked-in physics engine, moving the ball from left to right foot comes with the hold of button, while dashing forward with great strides comes with another. It’s fast, more fluid and on rare occasions wildly ridiculous, but it never ceases to be fun.Ī lot of that fluidity comes with the amount of control you’re given on the ball. For the first time in a long time, PES 2016 manages to get the fundamental feeling of football right, but without sticking to the letter when it comes to authenticity. And it’s difficult to really figure out why.
PES as a franchise made massive strides forward with their annual instalment last year, but it’s PES 2016 that has established a standard that even EA’s FIFA is struggling to hit.
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At its highest point, this is what the beautiful game feels like, and it’s the reason Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 gets so much right. The ball ripples the net as the stadium erupts in a wave of celebration, your teammates rushing towards you in a state of jubilation. The way it moves with the slightest touch, or beautifully curves in the air after a sweetly powered shot. There’s really nothing like having complete control of a ball at your feet.
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