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Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 Gets A Free-To-Play Trial Edition
Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 has been available for a little over two months. If you've been holding off on giving it a shot, today is your lucky day.
Titled PES2017 Trial Edition, this version of the game is described as the, “free-to-play version” in its description, but it also functions as a demo. The number of playable teams is limited and Master League won't be available, but you will be able to train, play PES League, as well as exhibition matches.
You can download the game on PlayStation 4, head here. You can find the Xbox One version here. For our review of Pro Evolution Soccer 2017, head here.
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