eFootball finally has a single-player mode, but without Master League name
Konami's free-to-play eFootball game replaced the Pro Evolution Soccer branding back in 2021, and now it's finally receiving one of the most beloved PES game modes. We're talking, of course, about single player.
Long-time players of Konami's soccer simulator titles will remember Master League — a classic Pro Evo single-player mode, similar to EA's FIFA/FC career mode — which allowed players to battle through seasons on their own against the computer.
Shoutout to Castolo, Minanda, Ximelez and all the other fictional Master League players of yore!
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When eFootball launched, it didn't have a single-player mode, but now it does — at long last.
But there is a catch: the 'Master League' branding has gone, with the new mode having a slightly different name.
This very welcome news comes as part of eFootball's version 3.2.0 update. But as the announcement made clear, this single-player mode is called My League.
The official press bumf tells us: «The new ‘My League’ game mode will see users placed in leagues from around the world, playing a season against the other clubs within them controlled by the AI.»
This update is out now, so you should be able to try out My League today, if you download eFootball 2024. The game is out on PS4, PS5 Xbox One, Xbox Series X, iOS, Android and PC (both Steam and Windows 10).
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The press materials added a few more specifics, noting that My League does connect to the existing Dream Team mode (eFootball's equivalent of FIFA/FC's
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