Borneant

Morning. The kettle's still warm and the pans are already swinging on their hooks — that's Pan Rack Mirror. A shadow of copper pans falls across the bulkhead; turn the brass dial to swing the hanging rack from bow or stern until every pan lines up with the shadow. Pick a run length, set green and red pans in order, and match the mirror in as few swings as you can across 60 rack levels. Evening. The lock lantern blinks its code against the cabin wall — that's Spice Run. Watch the flashes name a run of spice tins, clove, anise, cumin, then trace one unbroken path through the shelf that visits them in that order, stepping straight or diagonal, before the clock runs out. 80 runs get trickier as the barge picks up speed, with replays if the code slips your mind. Night. Stars and a running tally wait on the Stats page after every watch, open on both games from level one. The Galley Logbook is a single one-time purchase that keeps every watch, your quickest swings, quickest times, a clear streak and a twelve-rack chart — nothing else changes, and nothing renews. Two galley games, one barge. Come aboard.