Word shooter

Spanish Word Invaders.

Medium

Read the English clue, then shoot the invader carrying the right Spanish word before it lands. Shoot a wrong one, or let the right one land, and you lose a heart — and the row sways and falls faster with every clue.

Score Clue / 🔥
Shoot the invader that says
Drag to slide the ship under the right invader and let go to fire — or use ← → and space.

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How to play

  1. Read the English word at the top — that is the clue.
  2. A row of five invaders sways across the screen and slowly falls, each carrying a Spanish word. Only one is the translation of the clue.
  3. Drag to slide your ship under the right invader and let go to fire. The row keeps moving, so aim a little ahead of it.
  4. Shoot the right invader to score and move to the next clue; shoot a wrong one, or let the right one reach the ground, and you lose a heart.
  5. Clear all eight clues before your three hearts run out — you hear each Spanish word spoken as you shoot it.

Spanish words you'll practice

This free Spanish game drills 14 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Spanish words pages.

huevo egg
naranja orange
comida food
té tea
vino wine
queso cheese
café coffee
manzana apple
pan bread
agua water
jugo juice
leche milk
arroz rice
carne meat

Questions

Is this Spanish shooting game free?

Yes — Word Invaders plays in your browser, on a phone or a computer, with no sign-up. Sign in only to save the words you meet to your review deck.

What happens if I shoot the wrong invader?

It is destroyed, you lose a heart and your streak resets. The right invader keeps falling, so you can still finish the clue — but it no longer counts as a clean clue.

What if the right invader lands?

You lose a heart and the answer is read out, then the next clue starts with the row a little faster. Wrong invaders that land cost nothing.

Can I practise one topic?

Yes. Use the theme picker to draw the words from a single category — animals, food, the home and more.