You get what you pay for

I went into this game thinking that it was going to be absolute shit. All I had to go by were my past experiences with Konami's older Pro Evolution Soccer games, the fact that eFootball 2022 is now free to play, and these awful comparisons with FIFA 22.

It wasn’t looking good for eFootball, the internet has been trashing this game. Another reason the game hasn't been receiving much love is the fact that it launched with very little content. The developers are looking to slowly release content in the near future. I suppose they just wanted to get the game out in time to compete with FIFA 22. Here is a look at the roadmap.

Point blank, there is no competing with FIFA 22. The only thing that will draw people into eFootball over FIFA is the fact that the game is free and the next-gen version of FIFA costs $70. That's a giant gap in price difference. eFootball is the poor (or cheap) man's soccer game.

The thing is, eFootball is not nearly as bad as people have been saying. The lack of content is undeniable, sure. The presentation/animation issues are easily overlooked though. When I play a soccer game, I am skipping most of the cutscenes and intros in favor of the actual gameplay. Luckily just playing the game is pretty damn fun. If you like soccer, then eFootball is worth checking out.

In this video, I will show you just what I mean. We are going to be looking at what eFootball has to offer and whether or not it is something you should add to your library.

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