This was the first year PES lost the UEFA Champions League license. However, Konami added several new leagues, including the Russian Premier League and the Scottish Premiership. Review Summary Incredible ball physics and "weight" Lack of major European club licenses Highly realistic player animations Stale commentary and menu design 4K HDR visuals look stunning Loss of Champions League license Technical Specifications (PC)
PES 2019 represents a high point for Konami's football series, focusing heavily on refined realism and individual player identity. While it lacked the broad licensing of its competitors, it remains a favorite for fans of tactical, slower-paced gameplay. Gameplay & Realism This was the first year PES lost the
The standout feature of PES 2019 is its . Stars like Messi or Coutinho move and strike the ball exactly like their real-life counterparts. While it lacked the broad licensing of its
Features an improved scouting system and actual pre-season tournaments (like the International Champions Cup), though it still lacks the "theatrical" depth of some newer career modes. Features an improved scouting system and actual pre-season
11 new skill traits were added, such as "no-look pass" and "dipping shots," making standout players feel truly special.
The ball feels heavy and independent, reacting realistically to different surfaces and weather conditions. Graphics & Presentation