Natta Guide: Match Colours and Clear All 60 Levels

Natta is a fast skill game. Your coloured ball jumps upward every time you tap, and ahead of it sit spinning obstacles split into four colours. The one rule: the ball may only pass through the part that matches its own colour. Touch any other colour and the run ends on the spot; stop tapping and let the ball fall off the bottom of the screen and you lose too.

There are 60 levels across three worlds, Night, Ocean and Neon, twenty levels each. Alongside them is the Endless challenge, which has no finish line and gets harder the longer you survive.

Players: Solo · 1 player

Last updated: October 19, 2026

Play Natta

How to play

Pick an unlocked level from the level map, or open the Endless challenge. Your first tap starts the run and the clock.
Tap anywhere to make the ball jump. Gravity pulls it down constantly, so a steady rhythm matters more than speed.
Wait for the section that matches your ball to rotate in front of you, then go through it. The star in the middle of each obstacle is collected as you pass.
The small coloured circle between obstacles changes your ball colour, and it always gives you a colour that can pass the next obstacle.
In level mode, reach the finish line. If you crash, tap Try again; if you need a break, use the pause button.

Scoring and rewards

Level stars (1 to 3) come from the time the server measured: finish within the level target time for 3 stars, within roughly one and a half times that target for 2, otherwise 1. Any star unlocks the next level.

A first clear adds board points (10 plus a star bonus) and coins (2, 3 or 5 depending on stars). Every tenth level is a longer, tougher boss level whose points are doubled and which carries a chest of extra coins. Replaying a level only scores the difference if you improve your stars.

In Endless, every 10 stars you collect is worth 10 points, up to 50 points per run. HTML games also share a daily cap on points and coins to keep the boards fair.

Tips and strategies

Use short, even taps instead of bursts, so the ball never shoots up into the wrong colour.
Let the ball hover just below an obstacle and wait for your colour. Rushing is the most common way to lose.
From level 41 some obstacles suddenly reverse direction, so do not rely on timing you memorised earlier.
Going for 3 stars? Clear the level safely first, then replay it once you know the layout.
When a level opens with a New banner, take the first obstacle of that type slowly before picking up the pace.

Frequently asked questions

Are there hints or level skips in Natta?: No. Natta is a pure skill game with no hints and no skips. Retrying is free and unlimited.
Why did I get only one star after finishing?: Stars depend only on your time. You finished slower than the target, so try again with a quicker rhythm.
What happens if I replay a level I already cleared?: Play it as often as you like. Your points only go up if you beat your previous stars, and coins are paid on the first clear only.