Cara Ellison is a narrative designer whose journey in gaming began with a BBC Micro and the 1987 game Acheton. She has worked as a games journalist for publications like PC Gamer and transitioned into game design, contributing narratives to titles such as Dishonored 2, Void Bastards, God of War: Ragnarok, and Ghost Town. Her latest project is Sleight of Hand, a deckbuilding stealth game inspired by Metal Gear Solid and Vampire: The Masquerade—Bloodlines. She has a fondness for the original Vampire: The Masquerade—Bloodlines, despite its technical challenges, and has logged 103 hours in Kentucky Route Zero. Ellison keeps Sunless Sea installed on both her work and personal computers, appreciating its narrative depth. For her writing, she uses Scrivener, which she utilized for Void Bastards. Her desktop is relatively tidy, featuring a mix of business and leisure icons, with a wallpaper from Vertigo.
Nioh 3 is set to release on PC and consoles, offering an expansive world with diverse areas, side quests, and challenging enemies. Early estimates suggest that completing the main campaign will take around 40 hours, while engaging in side quests could extend total playtime to approximately 60 to 70 hours. The game features non-linear environments but is not fully open-world. Nioh 2 had a longer experience than its predecessor, with about 10 additional hours of story content and around 30 hours for side missions, leading completionists to approach 100 hours of gameplay.