It would be unfair to call Sea Dogs 2 Morrowind Lite, but unfortunately that's the best way to describe this game. Unlike Morrowind's near-totally free-flowing gameplay, Sea Dogs 2 follows a reassuringly linear path that pulls few surprises. There are several side quests on offer, but they're nothing compulsory and that, combined with the linear main path, will make this a game far more accessible to the masses than Morrowind ever could be. There are two paths to take - with the man, called Blaze Devlin, or with the woman, called Danielle Greene. While they'll both be taking different storylines they're largely the same and at points in the game they'll meet up with each other, so really there's little difference or importance as to whom you pick.​