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Konami Offers a “Free-to-Play” Demo of PES 2016 - 2015-11-27 12:49:02

Konami Offers a “Free-to-Play” Demo of PES 2016

  • Jordan Biordi Jordan Biordi
  • November 27, 2015
  • < 1 Minute Read

For those looking for an introduction to the PES franchise, or one of the highest rated football games, you need look no further, Konami is giving you a free taste.

Starting December 8

th

, Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 will have a free, “entry-level” version of the game available to download. The version will feature an Exhibition Mode with seven teams to choose from, a training mode and access to the popular myClub feature which gives players access to many of PES’ features including team building and leveling, strategies, and of course, micro-transactions.

The “free-to-play” version will also be compatible with future updates and content for the entire PES 2016 season.

Frankly, I don’t think it’s all that much to get excited about. While PES is one of the best football games available on the console market, this is basically a demo for the game, something that used to be available for most games about 10 years ago. Furthermore, the fact that they’re so generously giving players access to the micro-transactions within a demo version seems pretty shady.

Still as an introduction to the franchise, or something to give you a quick, cheap football fix, I suppose this is better than nothing.

 

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Jordan Biordi

Jordan Biordi

Jordan Biordi is CGM's acting Managing Editor, as well as actual self-trained ninja. When he's not busy combating the forces of evil, he makes videos on the hilariously mediocre Youtube channel: Ninja Reviews. As a Ninja, his heightened reflexes, increased intellect, unshakable discipline, and a deeper understanding of the universe makes him the ideal candidate to review video games!
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