According to Ewing, JFK: Reloaded was not made as an archetypal Murder Simulator built on sadism and shock value - rather, it was created to challenge and disprove the many conspiracy theories surrounding the event, using the virtual recreation as a test platform to see if the events of JFK's death as documented in the Warren Commission were plausible. Following his departure from VIS, Ewing was interested in doing smaller-scale projects, including a simulation game based on a major historical event, with it being a toss-up between the Apollo 11 moon landing or JFK's assassination, settling on the latter due to the high amount of information about it released in the public domain. The game was developed by independent Scottish game studio Traffic Games, directed by studio founder Kirk Ewing, whose previous work included directing 2002 Beat 'em Up State of Emergency with VIS Entertainment.
The opportunity to cause mass mayhem instead is just a bonus. Kennedy, scoring on how closely the attempt matches the report of the Warren Commission.
JFK: Reloaded is a controversial 2004 first-person shooter that challenges the player to recreate the assassination of John F.
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