CleanSheet Soccer 2

CleanSheet Soccer 2
Information
VR/AR	Virtual Reality
Developer	INCISIV
Publisher	INCISIV
Platform	PlayStation 5, Meta Horizon OS
Device	PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest
Type	Game
Genre	Sports, Fitness
Input Device	Tracked motion controllers
Play Area	Room-scale
Game Mode	Single-player
Release Date	11 June 2026 (PlayStation VR2); 17 September 2026 (Meta Quest)
Price	US$34.99 (PlayStation VR2); US$24.99 (Meta Quest)
App Store	PlayStation Store, Meta Horizon Store, Steam (wishlist only)
Website	https://www.incisiv.tech/cleansheet-2

See also: VR Apps and VR Games

CleanSheet Soccer 2 is a virtual reality goalkeeping game developed and published by the sports technology company INCISIV. The player takes the role of a goalkeeper and uses their hands to punch, block, catch and deflect shots across training drills, simulated match situations and arcade-style minigames. The developer's product page and its Steam page are titled CleanSheet 2.

The game launched on PlayStation VR2 on 11 June 2026 at US$34.99 and on Meta Quest on 17 September 2026 at US$24.99. INCISIV describes it as an adaptation of its subscription-based goalkeeper training product CleanSheet Pro, sold instead as a one-time purchase.

Reviewed 29 September 2026. Checked the title, developer, PS VR2 and Quest release dates and prices, modes, career-mode clubs and coaches, platform differences, predecessor history, company roles and reception quotes against the PlayStation Store, Steam, INCISIV pages, UploadVR, Sync NI and Metacritic. About review dates.

Gameplay

The game is built around saving shots rather than scoring them. It has three main modes. Match Play presents motion-captured players in situations modeled on professional football, including in-swinging corners, curling free kicks, two-on-one breakaways and penalties. Drills are short exercises for reflexes, handling and decision-making. Shot Creator lets players build their own scenarios and drills.

The drills include Matrix Reflex, in which training balls deflect off a randomizing launcher toward the player, and Lightning Hands, in which the player hits a randomly placed green button to fire a ball. Pick-A-Save, a drill new to this game, asks the player to punch or catch a color-coded ball on command and is aimed at decision-making.

Career mode

At the start of the career mode the player joins one of three fictional clubs: Waveport City, Forgehill Rovers or Stanton United. Each club has a coach (Penny, Gunnar and Albus respectively) who sets challenges based on how the player performs. Players begin in the Beginners League and progress through five divisions toward the Legends League. Completing challenges and making saves earns Loot Balls that contain new gloves and unique soccer balls, and results are posted to online leaderboards.

Platform differences

The PlayStation VR2 version requires the PS VR2 Sense controllers and a room-scale play area of at least 2 m by 2 m. It has a full trophy list, including a Platinum trophy, and uses a fixed goal size. INCISIV says the Meta Quest version offers three selectable goal sizes.

Development

INCISIV was co-founded by Cathy Craig, its chief executive, whose research uses virtual reality to study decision-making in sport. A 2019 Sync NI profile described her as a professor of experimental psychology at Ulster University. The first CleanSheet Soccer launched on Quest in 2022 and reached PlayStation VR2 in 2024. It used motion capture of real strikers and offered Set Play and Quickfire modes. Its follow-up, which UploadVR called CleanSheet Soccer Pro, was a Quest-exclusive training simulator with a subscription fee. INCISIV markets CleanSheet Pro as a training platform for goalkeepers, coaches and clubs.

INCISIV announced CleanSheet 2 on 20 May 2026 as a PlayStation VR2 exclusive. The studio said the new game removes the subscription fee and the detailed GKIQ performance tracking of CleanSheet Pro, and wrote that it lets players "enjoy all of the incredible, gamified goalkeeping elements for a one-time purchase". James Stafford, INCISIV's business development lead, told UploadVR that the game was built in direct response to demand from the PlayStation community. According to UploadVR, the CleanSheet games had reached more than 180,000 paid players across PS VR2, Meta Quest and Pico by the time of the PS VR2 launch. By the end of July 2026 the PlayStation VR2 version had received the Interactive Coaches Update, which adds coach dialogue, tracks player performance over time and gives AI-powered feedback recommending training sessions. Each coach has a distinct personality and coaching style.

Release

Platform	Release date	Launch price	Notes
PlayStation VR2	11 June 2026	US$34.99	Announced as a PS VR2 exclusive
Meta Quest	17 September 2026	US$24.99	Released through the Meta Horizon Store
Steam	To be announced	Not listed	Store page open for wishlisting; lists OpenXR support and requires motion controllers

UploadVR reported the Quest release date on 30 July 2026, when the game could already be wishlisted on Meta's store. The Quest version is priced US$10 lower than the PlayStation VR2 release.

Reception

In a hands-on article for UploadVR, James Tocchio called it "a simple idea, executed very well" and "a focused, energetic, and surprisingly authentic goalkeeper experience that feels perfectly suited to VR". He described it as physically demanding, writing that a session of around 20 minutes leaves the player "feeling the burn" in the hamstrings, quads and shoulders. As of 29 September 2026, Metacritic listed no critic reviews for the game. On the same date, the PlayStation Store showed an average user rating of 4.33 out of 5 from 45 ratings.