The shipyard
Put the jobs in order, then tick them off. The plan fills in as you build.
- Lantern
- Double hull
- Great windows
- Organ
- Electric engine
Captain Nemo, the captain: Hull first, then the rest. Put the jobs in order.
Every voyage starts with someone opening the book. The robots have found a good one.

A story in chapters
Captain Nemo is building a submarine in secret, on a far-off island. Help him get her ready, then sail with him. The levers, lists and logbooks along the way are Ouro HX components.
Nemo and his ship come from Jules Verne’s 1870 novel, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas. A league is a distance, not a depth. You don’t need to have read it.
Before she can sail, she must be built.
Chapter IBuild the ship
Chapter I
Captain Nemo is building a submarine in secret, on a far island. Help him finish it.
Put the jobs in order, then tick them off. The plan fills in as you build.
Captain Nemo, the captain: Hull first, then the rest. Put the jobs in order.
Every sailor signs before the ship sails. Add your name to the crew.
Conseil, the scientist's helper: Sign below, and I will add you to the list.
She floats! Now, where to?
Chapter IIPlan the voyage
Chapter II
The ship is built. Now plan the trip: where she goes, and when she sails.
Drag the ports into order. The map draws your route and counts the leagues. A league is about 4 km, or 2.5 miles.
Leagues to sail
10,843
Best: 7,519 · Last port on 9 Apr 1868.
A taller bar is a longer hop.
Bar chart of Leagues by port, 4 points. The table that follows lists every value.
| port | Leagues |
|---|---|
| Vigo | 3,676 |
| Crespo | 2,777 |
| Tunnel | 3,241 |
| Atlantis | 1,149 |
Captain Nemo, the captain: Pick our route. The map will tell us how far it is.
The ship's scientist keeps a book of the sea creatures we meet. Point at a name for a fun fact, then help sort the new finds.
A new find
It has a hard shell and ten long legs.
Pick the group it belongs to.
Conseil, the scientist's helper: A new find! Which group does it go in?
Say hello to the crew. They write back, and they love a good emoji.
On the radio
Then, one day, the ship stops with a bump.
Chapter IIIFace the squid
Chapter III
Someone big and curious has come to say hello.
A giant squid is hugging the ship, and it will not let go. Give the crew orders to set her free.
On board
Squid huggingDeep downLights offFeathers stowed
Ned Land, the harpooner: Hey! Something is looking in the window!
With the ship free, the captain plays his giant organ. Turn your sound on!
The ship's log
The log waits until the ship is free.