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eFootball 2022 to delay Master League until 2023; roadmap confirmed
Konami shares its estimate on the arrival of the major missing content in eFootball 2022, including the iconic Master League and Cross-play.
Konami has unveiled the content roadmap that eFootball 2022 will receive in the coming months. Among the highlighted contents is the delay of the Master League until sometime in 2023. The edition, however, will arrive in winter this year, accompanied by cross-play between consoles and PC.
Core features such as creating game rooms and inviting friends will arrive after this summer... although you will only be able to select the clubs formed in Dream Team. The studio says it will extend "the number of teams that can be used in leagues and club teams" through paid content by the end of 2022.
eFootball 2022 Content Calendar
Free content
- Create rooms online and play matches between teams created in Dream Team is scheduled to be available after summer 2022
- Some editing functions will be available in winter 2022
- Cross-platform across consoles and PC will be available in winter 2022
Paid content
- Number of teams that can be used in leagues and club teams: by the end of 2022
- Master League: during 2023
eFootball 2022 Upcoming Stop: Season 2
This announcement comes shortly after the arrival of patch 1.1.0, which prepares the game for the contents of the upcoming Season 2. Among these new features, we find key improvements in the game experience. Within these, we find improvements in response time and the correction of player placement errors, especially in defense. The patch notes reflect Konami's momentum in preparation for its new release update package.
Season 2 is scheduled to start on June 14 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC. From June 2 it will also be available on iOS and Android mobile devices. On the other hand, on the same day, the servers will be active again on the rest of the platforms.
Source | Konami