Six balloons drift up carrying Spanish debate expressions. One of them means what the sign says. Pop that one before you run out of lives.
Every round shows an English meaning. Pop the Spanish balloon that matches. Correct pops build your streak; a wrong one costs a life.
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Fifteen sets, ordered the way a debate actually runs: open with an opinion, agree, push back, question, then close.
Nicely done.
For the classroom: after each pop, have students say the Spanish expression aloud before the next sign appears. That one production step turns recognition practice into something they can actually use in a debate.