GUN CLUB by Crave Entertainment allows players to experience all of the thrills of a firing range in a non-violent setting. Instead of shooting other people or aliens, PS2 players will be targeting clay pigeons, paper targets, and watermelons. While most other first person shooters are full of blood and guts, GUN CLUB is a shooter that parents will approve of. Players have many different options in GUN CLUB. They can play a quick game on one of the 15 different shooting ranges, challenge a friend in the multiplayer contest (which allows up to eight players), or work on earning their firearms certification. To get fully certified, players will have to pass eight different firearm examinations. This not only teaching them about gun safety but also unlocked more weapons and courses. The game includes four levels of firearms, over 100 weapons total, and includes military models. Each gun is recreated as closely as possible to its real life counterpart. Detailed descriptions of each firearm are available for the gun collector. Of course, some of these weapons are locked at the beginning of the game. The shooting galleries vary and offer different challenges. Some are close-range while others offer large courses for players to practice their long-range shooting. GUN CLUB offers something for every shooter fan, including a large array of weapons and many different challenges. Its lack of blood and violence should make parents happy, and its great graphics and gameplay will entertain gamers of all ages.

• Unlockable weapons, courses, and challenges
• No blood or violence
• Up to eight players can compete in multiplayer mode.