PES 2013 on Android

Konami did not release Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 for Android. On 13 Nov 2026 a Play search still surfaced eFootball, and candidate package names for a 2013 app did not resolve. An APK with this game’s name is somebody else’s file.

Three real routes remain. They run different copies of the game, on different hardware, with different failure modes.

Compare ways to play PES 2013

Three routes, not one APK

GameHub is an Android application that launches Windows games and can stream stores such as Steam. It is not a PES edition, and the spelling “gamehib” in search is the same product. GameHelpTech’s 2026 setup note says the Play Store build cannot import a PC game, while the build from GameHub’s own site can. If your icon came from the Play Store and the import button is missing, that is the split, not a broken PES file.

Winlator is a different container: Wine, DXVK and a box you configure yourself. The PES 2013 page on an independent Winlator community site recommends 1280×720 and an XInput pad when the match stutters. I treat those as the project’s own settings, not as a Konami profile. Lag fixes live on the Winlator page of this site, next to the container steps.

PPSSPP is the odd one out. It plays the PSP version, which drops modes and runs at 480×272. People who searched “PES 2013 PSP” and people who searched “PES 2013 APK” often want different games. If you want the PC engine, PPSSPP will disappoint you even when the emulator itself is fine. The PSP page covers save data and the Playable rating on the emulator forum, including Android black-screen reports.

Which one to open first

• You already have a Windows install and a mid-range phone: read GameHub, then try Winlator if import fails.
• You like tuning DXVK and resolution yourself: start on the Winlator page.
• You only have a PSP copy, or you want something lighter: use PPSSPP and the PSP page.