Konami s eFootball 1.0 launch has actually been postponed to following year, and also the mobile versions of it have actually relatively been delayed forever.

This news originates from a new blog post from Konami that details what s going on with this model of eFootball. The team needs more time to develop the 1.0 update and squash pests presently present in the present demonstration version of the video game, which is what Konami refers to it at this moment in time, as noted by IGN.

We wish to educate you that the v1.0.0 update for eFootball 2022, set up to be released on November 11, 2021, has actually been delayed up until Spring 2022, the blog post reads. Also, we want to announce the cancellation as well as automatic refunds of eFootball 2022 Premium Gamer Load, which consists of things that can just be made use of in-game after the v1.0.0 upgrade.

Konami claims it has actually been functioning faithfully in the direction of distributing an upgrade that will bring brand-new content to the video game, including a mode brand-new to the collection where players can enhance and have fun with an initial team and the mobile versions to the market. However, those mobile versions have seemingly been postponed indefinitely.

Sadly, we have concluded that more time is required to provide the product in the top quality that will certainly satisfy the assumptions of our customers and have decided to postpone the delivery, the blog post reads.

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In the meantime, Konami ways it will launch v0.9.1 to fix numerous bugs sequentially on each platform beginning today, which in time it will certainly proceed to improve and also upgrade eFootball 2022. Further updates as well as information concerning the mobile versions will come with a later day.

For even more information, take a look at what we thought about among one of the most recent eFootball video games in Video game Informer s eFootball PES 2020 review and after that read about exactly how EA is taking into consideration transforming the name of its recurring FIFA franchise business.