The eFootball Co-op mode, the rebranding of Konami’s popular game series PES, is entering beta testing. After a short break, Konami has released a new update for the game.
A rebrand of Konami’s popular game series PES eFootball Co-op mode It’s going into beta testing. After a short break, Konami has released a new update for the game. eFootball, which can be played for free on all compatible devices, added a new football game engine and gameplay improvements to the game after the brand change.
The 2.6.0 patch, which contains some important changes and new changes, brought the long-awaited Co-Op mode to eFootball. The game will be tested in beta testing to test its online performance. The beta testing process, which will run from June 8 to June 22, can be tested on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Steam (Windows 10), iOS and Android platforms.
eFootball 2.6.0 patch notes
The update features beta testing for the brand new 3v3 game mode, as well as changes to Dream Team and skill points changes. For more detailed information, eFootboll to the website You can go and browse.
- Added ability to redistribute ability points.
- Increased the number of substitute players from 7 to 12.
- Added 3v3 valid only in Friend Match mode.
- Additions and improvements to eFootball game modes have arrived.
- Added the ability to play with friends.
Konami will perform quality control throughout the testing process. The new patch, which will be tested with the community during the beta process, is still in the testing phase, so some bugs may occur. We hope that the beta process, which will end on June 22, will result in a smooth performance of the game’s online performance with the patch.