Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 – Free Trial Edition is now available on Steam

Konami released today a special ‘Trial’ Edition of Pro Evolution Soccer 2017, offering key game modes and full access to this year’s official PES LEAGUE competition starting from December, on Steam.

PES 2017 Trial Edition is described as a free download that gives users access to key PES 2017 content.

The Trial Edition allows the user to play matches with nine fully licensed teams from both club and national competitions. FC Barcelona, Arsenal FC, and Club Atlético de Madrid represent the cream of Europe, while Boca Juniors, Club Atlético River Plate, Sport Club Corinthians Paulista and Clube de Regatas do Flamengo showcase the South American talent in the full game. The German and French national teams are also available.

Matches are played within recreations of the Camp Nou and Neu Sonne Arena, and the PES 2017 Trial Edition also allows full access to the Skills Training section, as well as access to the new dedicated PES LEAGUE mode.

Those interested can download the trial version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 from here.

7 thoughts on “Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 – Free Trial Edition is now available on Steam”

    1. It is once more, they gave us a gimped version both performance and visual wise, as well as denied PC gamers a recent update, while they do so for consoles.

      There should be an actual law against this kind of treatment, because the customers on PC are worth just as much time and effort. You wouldn’t see this happen at a restaurant because those guys actually have to keep on their toes or risk landing in crap.

  1. This crap sucks and konami knows it well.we will not waste our moiney on this. now konami is trying to persuad us into buying it by releasing a trial. first make a high quality game worth our PCs .

  2. Yeah, but Konami screwed PC players again graphics wise and more recently with denying them an update while giving one to consoles. I honestly don’t know why anyone would ever buy from Konami again on PC, they really, really don’t care, they just want to drain your money like they do with those crappy Pachinko machines.

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