Naki - The Balls Nightmare
Naki: catch the right colour, survive the nightmare
Naki - The Balls Nightmare is a free arcade game for Android and the browser, made in Portugal. Naki changes colour on its own and can only eat the balls that match it. Catch the right ones, dodge the wrong ones, and see how long your three lives last as more and more balls rain down.



How to play
- Naki changes colour by itself, so keep an eye on it.
- Move Naki to catch the balls of its current colour.
- Right colour: one point. Wrong colour: you lose a life.
- You have three lives, and the balls never slow down.
Why it’s hard to put down
Rounds are short, made for “just one more”. One hand is enough, so you can play on the bus or in a queue. And your best score goes on the online leaderboard: pick a nickname and fight for the top, no account needed.
Made in Portugal
Naki is an indie game made in Portugal by Ricardo Rocha, who publishes on Google Play as JRapps. The main character is drawn by hand. It is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
Watch the trailer on YouTube, then see how long you last.
Frequently asked questions
Is Naki free?
Yes. Naki is free on Google Play and in the browser, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
Can I play Naki without installing it?
Yes. The same game runs in the browser at naki.ricardorocha.dev.
Does Naki work offline?
Yes, the Android app plays fully offline. Only the leaderboard needs a connection, and a best score set offline is sent the next time you are online.
Is Naki suitable for children?
Naki is rated PEGI 3 and has no ads and no in-app purchases. The only thing other players see is the nickname on the leaderboard, so pick one that does not give away personal details.
What languages is Naki available in?
Portuguese and English. The game follows your phone's language, and you can switch inside the game.
Which phones can run Naki?
Android 7.1 or later. It is made for phones in portrait; it runs on tablets, but without a layout designed for them.
What does the Naki leaderboard store about me?
Only a random player ID created on your device, the nickname you choose, and your best score. No real name, email, phone number or location.
Catch the balls that match Naki's colour, dodge the rest, and don't slow down