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Fans of the Pro Evolution Soccer series have been eagerly awaiting news about this year's instalment, which is bringing a huge change to the game. You've probably heard about it by now - Konami have officially switched to Unreal Engine after many years of Fox Engine - which gives players hope that PES 2022 could bring some much-needed improvements and changes and return the franchise to its glory days.
Anyway, as we wait for Konami to officially reveal the game, some rumours have surfaced online, suggesting that the Japanese publisher and developer have made a pretty significant decision for this year's game.
Apparently, eFootball PES 2022 could be a free to play game when it launches later this year. This comes from VGC's Andy Robinson, who mentioned some interesting details about the game in the Off The Record podcast.
"Konami are flickering to life and there's also gonna be new stuff with PES this year I hear. They are gonna go properly free-to-play and really change it up this year," Robinson said.
Whether this means the game will be fully free to play or Konami will offer a larger part of the game for free, it remains to be seen. We suggest you take the report with a grain of salt, since it's yet to be confirmed by the publisher.
