In the interview, the creators discuss their inspirations for the 2018-announced Slitterhead, gameplay, inspirations, download content, indie life, creatures, combat, and more. Similar to how other free-to-play and live service games use a battle pass, the Match Pass will dish out rewards as you play from season to season.Bokeh Game Studio has released the first part of a question-and-answer series with the founders – the founder’s CEO, and creator, Keiichiro Toyama, producer and director Junya Okura, and chef Kazunobu Sato. The Match Pass system is also on its way. However, it’s worth noting that mobile users will need to use a controller to play those on other platforms. This will allow all players to take part in online matches, regardless of which device or system they’re playing on.
Looking at the roadmap, eFootball 2022 on mobile is still due to launch during “winter” with full cross platform play soon to follow. There is no confirmed release date for this handheld port, which is currently planned for both a Android and iOS release, available via Google Play and the App Store respectively. So what’s next for eFootball 2022? There are plenty of PES fans waiting for Konami to release the previously announced mobile version of the game. Key modes and features are missing on day one with only a smattering of teams and concerns over how the publisher will monetise eFootball going forward. While it’s clear to see that Konami is taking a gamble with this reboot for the beloved footie franchise, their initial offering is laughably thin. Konami responded by assuring users it was looking into reports and would fix “cut-scenes, facial expressions, movements of players, and the behaviour of the ball” in an upcoming update.
Shortly after eFootball 2022’s launch, it was met with a savage backlash from the Pro Evolution Soccer community.
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