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ctfo58567

Rated 8/19/2026

Leo Messi Edition 2027

A Long-Time Winning Eleven Player’s Honest Feedback on eFootball

I’ve been a loyal player since Winning Eleven 3 and have played almost every installment for decades. Unfortunately, eFootball has become increasingly disappointing despite all the latest updates. My biggest concern is the direction of the competitive experience. The game increasingly feels like a pay-to-win system, where spending money on coins, premium player cards, and manager cards can provide a significant competitive advantage. I understand that a free-to-play game needs monetization, but I believe competitive gameplay should still feel fair for players who choose not to spend heavily. I have also noticed significant differences in player responsiveness during matches. Players with very high speed and dribbling ratings, including ratings above 95 or even 100, can sometimes feel noticeably slower or less responsive than highly rated players on the opposing team. This can make defending and competing for the ball feel inconsistent, regardless of the statistical ratings shown on the cards. The passing system is another major concern. Regardless of playstyle or formation, passing can sometimes feel inconsistent and unpredictable. My passes may go toward opposing players even when I am trying to pass into open space or use different angles. At the same time, opposing teams can sometimes appear to make very accurate passes into their players’ feet regardless of the angle, direction, or type of pass. I cannot say exactly why this happens, but the inconsistency makes the gameplay feel less dependent on player skill and decision-making. Online responsiveness is also a serious issue. Poor or unstable connections can result in noticeable input delay, making passing, player switching, turning, tackling, and defending much more difficult. When there is significant delay, it can feel as though my inputs are not being registered at the moment I make them. I would like to see improvements to the online infrastructure and connection system so that both players can have a more consistent experience. The PvP matchmaking system is another area that needs improvement. Players can be matched against opponents from different divisions, and I frequently encounter teams with overall ratings around 100–200 points higher than my own. Regardless of the division, repeatedly facing significantly stronger squads can make competitive progression feel unbalanced. The promotion system can make this even more frustrating. Advancing requires multiple wins, sometimes in a row, while players using more ordinary cards may have to compete against highly upgraded and expensive squads. I believe matchmaking should do more to ensure that competitive matches are based on comparable skill and team strength. There is also an issue with how some matches develop after one team takes the lead. An opponent may spend a large portion of the remaining match maintaining possession in their own defensive area rather than continuing to play attacking football. While this may be allowed by the current game mechanics, it can result in a frustrating experience and does not feel like the type of football gameplay I want from the series. After decades of supporting Winning Eleven and Pro Evolution Soccer, it is disappointing to see eFootball moving in this direction. I genuinely want the game to succeed, but I hope future updates focus more on competitive balance, matchmaking, online responsiveness, passing consistency, and rewarding gameplay skill. A football game should ultimately reward skill, strategy, decision-making, and good gameplay. Premium content can exist, but competitive matches should still feel fair and enjoyable for players regardless of how much they choose to spend. I hope the developers take feedback from long-time players seriously and continue improving the game. At the moment, based on my personal experience, I would not recommend the current competitive experience to players who are looking for a fair and consistent football game.

ctfo58567

Rated 8/19/2026

A Long-Time Winning Eleven Player’s Honest Feedback on eFootball

I’ve been a loyal player since Winning Eleven 3 and have played almost every installment for decades. Unfortunately, eFootball has become increasingly disappointing despite all the latest updates. My biggest concern is the direction of the competitive experience. The game increasingly feels like a pay-to-win system, where spending money on coins, premium player cards, and manager cards can provide a significant competitive advantage. I understand that a free-to-play game needs monetization, but I believe competitive gameplay should still feel fair for players who choose not to spend heavily. I have also noticed significant differences in player responsiveness during matches. Players with very high speed and dribbling ratings, including ratings above 95 or even 100, can sometimes feel noticeably slower or less responsive than highly rated players on the opposing team. This can make defending and competing for the ball feel inconsistent, regardless of the statistical ratings shown on the cards. The passing system is another major concern. Regardless of playstyle or formation, passing can sometimes feel inconsistent and unpredictable. My passes may go toward opposing players even when I am trying to pass into open space or use different angles. At the same time, opposing teams can sometimes appear to make very accurate passes into their players’ feet regardless of the angle, direction, or type of pass. I cannot say exactly why this happens, but the inconsistency makes the gameplay feel less dependent on player skill and decision-making. Online responsiveness is also a serious issue. Poor or unstable connections can result in noticeable input delay, making passing, player switching, turning, tackling, and defending much more difficult. When there is significant delay, it can feel as though my inputs are not being registered at the moment I make them. I would like to see improvements to the online infrastructure and connection system so that both players can have a more consistent experience. The PvP matchmaking system is another area that needs improvement. Players can be matched against opponents from different divisions, and I frequently encounter teams with overall ratings around 100–200 points higher than my own. Regardless of the division, repeatedly facing significantly stronger squads can make competitive progression feel unbalanced. The promotion system can make this even more frustrating. Advancing requires multiple wins, sometimes in a row, while players using more ordinary cards may have to compete against highly upgraded and expensive squads. I believe matchmaking should do more to ensure that competitive matches are based on comparable skill and team strength. There is also an issue with how some matches develop after one team takes the lead. An opponent may spend a large portion of the remaining match maintaining possession in their own defensive area rather than continuing to play attacking football. While this may be allowed by the current game mechanics, it can result in a frustrating experience and does not feel like the type of football gameplay I want from the series. After decades of supporting Winning Eleven and Pro Evolution Soccer, it is disappointing to see eFootball moving in this direction. I genuinely want the game to succeed, but I hope future updates focus more on competitive balance, matchmaking, online responsiveness, passing consistency, and rewarding gameplay skill. A football game should ultimately reward skill, strategy, decision-making, and good gameplay. Premium content can exist, but competitive matches should still feel fair and enjoyable for players regardless of how much they choose to spend. I hope the developers take feedback from long-time players seriously and continue improving the game. At the moment, based on my personal experience, I would not recommend the current competitive experience to players who are looking for a fair and consistent football game.

ctfo58567

Rated 8/19/2026

Leo Messi Edition [Deluxe]

From Winning Eleven to Pay-to-Win: eFootball Has Lost Its Way

I’ve been a loyal player since Winning Eleven 3 and have played almost every installment for decades. Unfortunately, eFootball has become increasingly disappointing despite all the latest updates. The game feels more and more like a pay-to-win model, where spending more money on coins, player cards, and manager cards gives players a significant advantage. Pay-to-win players’ players often seem to run faster and react more quickly than your own players. Even when your player has 95+ or even 100+ speed and dribbling stats, they can still be noticeably slower than an opponent’s pay-to-win player. Their players can feel almost impossible to defend against, while your players often feel slow and unresponsive, like ice cream cones. Even multiple defenders can struggle to stop them. The passing system also feels extremely biased, regardless of playstyle or formation. My passes often seem to go directly toward the opponent’s pay-to-win players, even when passing into open space or from different angles. Meanwhile, their passes seem to reach their own players’ feet regardless of the angle, direction, or type of pass. It feels like the game is assisting their players while making your own passing unreliable. Online gameplay is another major problem. Poor or unstable connections can create severe input delay, making attacking and defending extremely difficult. Passing, switching players, turning, tackling, and reacting can all feel delayed, while the opponent appears able to take advantage of the situation. Whether intentional or caused by the connection system, it makes matches feel unfair and frustrating. The PvP matchmaking is also ridiculous. Division 1 players are regularly matched with lower-division players instead of primarily facing players in the same division. On top of that, opponents often have teams 100–200 points higher in overall rating than yours. Regardless of which division you are in, you can repeatedly end up against significantly stronger squads. This makes progressing through the divisions feel less about skill and more about having a stronger, more expensive team. The promotion system makes this even worse because advancing requires multiple wins, sometimes in a row, while players with ordinary cards have to compete against heavily upgraded and expensive squads. Some pay-to-win players also exploit the game after scoring one goal by simply keeping possession and staying around their own goalkeeper’s area for the rest of the match. Instead of playing football, they use the game mechanics to waste time and prevent the opponent from even touching the ball. After decades of supporting this series, it’s extremely disappointing to see it moving in this direction. A football game should reward skill, strategy, and gameplay rather than how much money a player is willing to spend. If you have money to spend and don’t care how much you spend, the game can be fun. Otherwise, it can feel like a complete waste of time for players who simply want to enjoy football and compete fairly. I would give this game zero stars if I could.

mike_joseph20

Rated 7/26/2026

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mike_joseph20

Rated 7/19/2026

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Rated 10/14/2025

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Jump into this authentic, action-packed soccer game with detailed graphics and realistic controls.
Sign and train both active and legendary players from clubs and national teams worldwide, then play matches with a unique team you built yourself.
Enjoy an ever-evolving experience thanks to frequent updates made in sync with real-life soccer.

■ "eFootball™" - An Evolution from "PES"
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■ Welcoming Newcomers
After downloading, you can learn the basic controls of the game via a step-by-step tutorial that includes practical demonstrations! Complete them all, and receive Lionel Messi!

We have also added the Smart Assist setting to help users enjoy the fun and excitement of playing matches, even if they are new to the game.
Without entering complex commands, get past the opposing defense with a brilliant dribble or pass, then score a goal with a powerful shot.

[Ways of Playing]
■Start Off With Your Favorite Team
Whether it's a club or national side from Europe, the Americas, Asia, or elsewhere around the world, begin a new game with the team you support!

■ Sign Players
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■ Player Development
Develop players through matches and special items, and strengthen their abilities.
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■ Enjoy Each Phase of the Soccer Season
Download weekly data that reflects player transfers and match achievements from real life.
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*This product supports cross-generation play between PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®5 users.

Platform:: PS5
Release:: 9/30/2021
Publisher:: KONAMI
Genres:: Sport
Voice:: English, French (France), Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, Spanish (Mexico)
Screen Languages:: English, French (France), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Mexico)

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