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How do I join PES competition?

Posted on by Arif Clayton

How do I join PES competition?

How to enter

  1. Players will need to link their KONAMI ID and “eFootball PES 2020” game account to register.
  2. You can then select your club, region and platform (you will use the same club throughout the tournament).
  3. You can only select from the clubs participating in eFootball.Pro (to be announced later).

How do you become a pro in PES?

Below are seven key PES 2021 tips to know before you do so.

  1. Finesse is your friend. (Image credit: Konami)
  2. Use the through ball. (Image credit: Konami)
  3. Know your player stats. (Image credit: Konami)
  4. Sprint only when you need to. (Image credit: Konami)
  5. Work with the clock.
  6. Defend with patience.
  7. Don’t force your attacks.

Is eFootball PES 2020 the full game?

PES 2020 is the last game in the series to use Kojima Productions’s Fox Engine. It is also the last installment in the franchise to use the PES name and branding as the following installment was just named eFootball 2022 and is free to play. The mobile version reached 300 million downloads by June 2020.

What is the World Selection challenge PES?

The World Challenge mode runs the full gamut of a top-level competition, from qualifying rounds, through to the main tournament. Within it, players can adapt their squads in the run up to qualification, set up friendly matches to recruit new talent, and finally enter the group and knock out stages of the tournament.

How do you play tournament in PES?

How to play Euro 2020 tournament in PES 2021

  1. On the main home screen menu, click the football icon marked ‘Welcome!
  2. On the next menu, scroll down to where it says ‘Cup’ and click on that.
  3. On the next menu, you should see ‘UEFA EURO 2020’ on the list of available tournaments to play.

Is eFootball online free?

It is a free-to-play game, so what are you waiting to give it a try? Check the official eFootball™ 2022 website for the latest news.

Is eFootball completely free?

First teased via a free online test of sorts, Konami has since confirmed that the beloved ‘Pro Evolution Soccer’ (or ‘Winning Eleven’ in Japan) series is changing its name and will be called ‘eFootball’. It’s going free to play with premium content available as addons, and it’s due out in Autumn this year.