Editor's note: This review in progress is based only on the offline component of PES 2018. As such, we're confident our opinion on the game's mechanics and how it plays is unlikely to change that much. However, we won't pass final judgement until we've had the chance to fully test the online aspects of PES 2018 on public servers.
While PES 2018 is undoubtedly an improvement over its predecessor, don't expect the same leap in quality achieved by PES 2017. Instead, this year's effort builds on the superb foundation of the previous game, consolidating its gains and focusing on further satisfying its core audience.
Simply, if you liked PES 2017 you're going to find plenty to adore here in regards to the extra depth and variety added to the on-pitch action, plus a number of small tweaks made to the likes of Master League mode. But if you're thinking of switching from FIFA, take note - no concession has been made to try and appease those who are not already fans of the formula PES employs.
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