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After spending several hours with the new PES 2019 demo, we realised that the gameplay problems we noted were reminiscent of the early experience with its predecessor PES 2018. The PES series has been characterised by a lack of a cover defence mechanic, the absence of a more powerful ground pass, and a less-than-ideal field size; all of which contribute towards a high possession turnover rate as defending is a lot easier than it ought to be.

That should lead to a football game where goals are hard to come by, but that’s been far from the case with Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer franchise in recent years. Thanks to majestic long balls and utopian crosses even when delivered with the first touch of the ball – some of which is retained in PES 2019 demo as well – and an AI that hasn't been as equipped in tracking attacking runs, PES matches have routinely been goal-fests, be it versus computer or against other players online. But a series of changes and improvements in PES 2019 demo has turned that on its head, where the majority of matches we played ended up being goalless draws...


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