PES 2014: Pro Evolution Soccer

Pro Evolution Soccer 2014: The Focus on the Ball

In Pro Evolution Soccer 2014, the game’s design is built around a single idea: the ball. Its physics, movement, and how players interact with it are the central focus.

The core of this new approach is a feature called Trueball Tech. This system is designed to give you an incredible amount of control over the ball. Unlike previous games where the ball might feel like it’s attached to the player, PES 2014 treats the ball as a separate entity.

Trueball Tech Explained

• First Touch Control: With Trueball Tech, your ability to trap a pass or flick the ball on is a key skill. The game uses a complex physics system to determine how a player’s body position, weight, and the speed and height of the incoming pass affect their first touch.
• 360-Degree Control: You have full 360-degree control of the ball within a few yards of the player, giving you the freedom to move it into space, wrong-foot a defender with a quick flick, or shield it from an opponent.
• Strategic Movement: This new control system makes the gameplay more fluid and strategic. You can pass into open space and run onto the ball, or use quick, triangular passes to create openings in the defense. The game rewards a player’s ability to anticipate a pass and get one step ahead of a defender.