These rewards from these premium gambling mechanics will apparently be restricted to the platform an eFootball 2022 player purchases them on, with no option for platform swaps or upgrades. That hasn't stopped it from offering "pulls," which it calls Chance Deals, as part of its launch bundle.
Previously known as M圜lub in PES, eFootball 2022 has yet to rebrand its alternative mode to FIFA's Ultimate Team. RELATED: New Soccer Game UFL Trailer Revealed At GamescomĪnother major concern with the lack of cross-save and cross-progression is that eFootball 22 is leaning heavily into gacha mechanics. In other words, to play with friends many eFootball 2022 players will have to swap between platforms, where they'll be unable to carry over any progress from other platforms. That includes cross-generation play between PS4 and PS5, and Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. To start, eFootball 2022 will be launching on September 30 with absolutely no cross-play between platforms. It's only now, with launch days away, that players are realizing eFootball 2022 is lacking certain major features - specifically, cross-saves and cross-progression.Ī recently shared roadmap for eFootball 2022 breaks down why the lack of cross-saves and cross-progression is especially frustrating for players.
This process, however, looks to be quite chaotic as Konami plans to roll out pieces of eFootball 2022 bit by bit, including major features and game modes.
Konami is preparing to launch its experimental new approach to football games, shifting from premium Pro Evolution Soccer annual releases to a free-to-play format rebranded as eFootball 2022.
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