A step forward for PES
Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 improves upon its predecessor with more manual control, making it feel more like a true soccer simulation. This sports game introduces new features like manual passing and shooting, providing an enhanced, tactical experience. While similar to PES 2012, it refines gameplay and graphics for a better experience.
Gameplay enhancements and control
The new ‘PES FullControl’ system in Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 improves player control, including manual passing and shooting. A dynamic first touch system adds depth, allowing better ball control. Dribbling is also improved, offering a more realistic feel. However, some find it challenging to master, especially newcomers, as the manual features require more precision than before.
The game also excels in player likenesses, with athletes mimicking their real-life counterparts’ movements and celebrations. The graphics are stunning, from team entrances to player details. However, the animation is still somewhat clunky, especially with player turns and goalkeeper throws, which can break immersion. Despite these flaws, the game offers solid realism.
A solid yet imperfect soccer sim
PES 2013 improves on its predecessor with deeper control and more realistic gameplay. While it boasts enhanced mechanics and impressive player likenesses, clunky animations and overpowered strategies hold it back from perfection. Despite these flaws, it's a great choice for soccer fans, offering a tactical, controlled gaming experience.
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