Instead, it waits for you to select your preference, and then downloads the (around 250MB) pack in-game.Īs with any mobile title, PES 2017 Mobile starts you off with a tutorial, teaching you the basic controls for dribble, pass, shoot, and pressure.
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Match commentary isn't included in that, which is a good thing since it's available in half a dozen different languages.
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And since the aim is to provide the full PES 2017 experience, the mobile version comes in at a hefty 1.5GB download.
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More importantly, it works smoothly always, without taxing your phone to the point where it starts to heat up. Of course, mobiles still can’t compete with consoles in terms of power, but PES 2017 Mobile can definitely pass for an older PES console entry at first glance. If you're wondering (much like us) why we are only getting this now, given we're barely four months away from the release of PES 2018, that's thanks to a protracted development and release schedule. The game has been available in various beta phases since December, but is only now getting a full-scale launch, available free on both Android and iOS, with optional in-app purchases.įrom the get-go, you can tell that Konami wanted to hew as close to its console cousin in how the game looks and plays. Unlike the iterative and standalone strategy devised by EA for FIFA Mobile, which chopped and changed football's format, PES 2017 Mobile retains the full console experience, right down to the soundtrack and commentary. More than eight months after the release of Pro Evolution Soccer 2017, Konami has brought the game to mobile devices worldwide.