PESs

PESs stands for Pro Evolution Soccer, a series of football simulation video games developed and published by Konami. The series, now known as eFootball PES, was first released in 2001 and has since become one of the most popular football game franchises globally. PES is renowned for its realistic gameplay, emphasizing tactical play, player movement, and strategic depth.

The core gameplay of PES focuses on replicating the experience of playing real-world football. Players control individual team members, executing passes, tackles, shots, and complex dribbling maneuvers. The game features a variety of game modes, including Master League, a career mode where players manage a team, recruit players, and compete in various leagues and tournaments. Another popular mode is myClub, which allows players to build and manage their own ultimate team by acquiring star players and staff.

PES is known for its strong licensing agreements with various football clubs, leagues, and competitions, although the extent of these licenses has varied over the years and compared to its main competitor. The game has historically been praised for its passing and shooting mechanics, offering a more simulation-oriented experience compared to arcade-style football games. Over the years, PES has undergone numerous iterations, with each installment aiming to improve graphics, AI, and overall gameplay realism. The series has also been a significant presence in the esports scene, with dedicated tournaments and competitions.