Pro Evolution Soccer 2016

Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 - the twentieth anniversary part of Pro Evolution Soccer was released under the sign of Nesmarka on the cover and offered a game that balances between accuracy and entertainment. Matches have become smoother: the ball is held tighter at the feet, passes are placed on the ground as the passer intended them, and collisions in the penalty area have turned into a fair fight with the body, and not a lottery. Particular attention was paid to one-on-one play. The controls allowed you to dribble around your opponent in a few touches, cut the ball and avoid a tackle, but every action has a price - loss of balance, a dangerous rebound or a foul. Goalkeepers have become more reliable, and defenders have learned to cover zones and insure partners, which is why effective attacks have to be built thoughtfully, and not by luck. The design has been taken to a new level with licensing and a redesigned presentation: the lights, stands, cameras and goal celebrations look almost like a broadcast. The traditional Master League, “Become a Legend” and myClub are in place, with the latter offering to assemble a team from cards and take it to tournaments against other players. Separately, animations and physics have been improved: the weight of the players is felt when turning, collisions in the penalty area look believable, and thanks to the new cameras, the match looks like a television broadcast. The commentary and reaction of the stadium changes depending on the score, which adds tension in the endings. For the company, there are friendly matches behind one screen, where the short format works no worse than full-fledged matches. The PES 2016 is the part that many still return to: accessible to beginners, but requiring mastery of defense and passing. Those who miss football simulators without endless microtransactions and scripts should take a closer look at this one.