CleanSheet Soccer 2 is LIVE on Meta Quest TODAY. Incisiv’s goaltending arcade — training drills, mock matches, and arcade minigames — flipped from pre-order to INSTOCK on the Meta Store at $24.99, ten dollars UNDER the $34.99 PlayStation VR2 sticker UploadVR tracked at the June console LAUNCH.

Metaverse Watcher flagged the September 17 Quest lock when pre-orders opened. What CHANGES today is BUYABILITY: UploadVR’s James Tocchio confirms the build “takes the pitch on Quest today,” and the storefront schema now reports InStock for Quest 2, Quest Pro, Quest 3, and Quest 3S.
Stop Shots, Not Scorelines
The LOOP stays inverted sports fantasy. You are the KEEPER — punch, BLOCK, catch, DEFLECT — across training missions, mock games, and arcade-style modes. UploadVR’s earlier PlayStation VR2 hands-on called it “a focused, ENERGETIC, and surprisingly AUTHENTIC goalkeeper experience that feels perfectly suited to VR.” That read still ANCHORS the pitch; the Quest DROP is the standalone PORT, not a fresh rewrite of the core loop.
Feature copy carried from Incisiv and Quest Store DB still lists motion-captured set pieces (corners, free kicks, 2-on-1s, penalties), drills such as Matrix Reflex and Fast Hands, three clubs — Stanton United, Forgehill Rovers, Waveport City — and a CAREER track with gear and stadium UNLOCKS. Comfort tags remain Comfortable / Everyone. Whether the Interactive Coaches update that landed on PlayStation VR2 is day-one on Quest is still NOT confirmed in UploadVR’s launch note — do not ASSUME parity.

Why the Quest Price Matters
Twenty-five dollars is the clearer TEST of “VR sports that make you SWEAT” without a console tether. September 17 already stacks CONVRGENCE 1.0 on SteamVR and Sol Protocol’s Quest Early Access; CleanSheet is the single-player FITNESS outlier in that cluster. The series has passed 180,000 paid PLAYERS across Quest, Pico, and PlayStation VR2 per Incisiv’s June release notes — useful context, not a Quest launch SCORE.
Buy it on the Meta Quest Store. PlayStation VR2 stays at $34.99. Studio: incisiv.tech.
Sources: UploadVR (Quest day-of), UploadVR (July announcement), UploadVR (PlayStation VR2 launch), Meta Quest Store, Quest Store DB, Incisiv.