ThruSpace

Also Known As

Surinuke Anatōsu (Japanese title)

Number of Players

1 (Single Player)

Genre

Release Date

WiiWare

18th Oct 2010, 800 points
5th Nov 2010, 800 points
7th Sep 2010

Series

Controller Support

17
Review ThruSpace (WiiWare)

A charming little hole in the wall
WiiWare is no stranger to the puzzle genre, offering up classic experiences like Tetris Party and Dr. Mario alongside more unconventional titles like the Art Style series. Nintendo's latest title, ThruSpace, hopes to try something new to stand out in the sizable crowd. How does it do it? By combining the shape...
- Sat 23rd Oct 2010
- WiiWare
- Reviews
- Retro

95
News Club Nintendo Rewards are Updated for October

Karting! Zelda! Other Things!
Sometimes Club Nintendo sure takes its sweet time, waiting a whole day after the expiry of the last month's game rewards before dishing out a new set. The lovely people behind good old CN in North America may be cheeky scamps, but they have now updated the offerings over which you can mull. This time around we have two...
- Mon 7th Oct 2013
- Club Nintendo
- Wii U eShop
- 3DS eShop
- Wii Shop
68
Nintendo Download 22nd November 2010 (North America)

Demos, penguins, portable Tetris and VC
Getting in there early to beat the cold weather, here's this week's Nintendo Download complete with list of downloadable demos at long last. WiiWare: Snowpack Park (Nintendo, 800pts) – Befriend penguins in this left-field release from Nintendo. A cross between the pet and adventure genres, Snowpack Park sees...
- Mon 22nd Nov 2010
- Nintendo Download
- North American Releases
- Virtual Console
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
65
News North America Gets In On WiiWare Demo Action Next Week

Four games lined up for initial offering
Had your eye on a few WiiWare games but have been hesitant to take the plunge? Want to try before you buy? If you live in Europe then you've probably been enjoying the new demo service for WiiWare. Anywhere else? Not so much. Next week is a different story though, as Nintendo of America has announced that the...
- Thu 18th Nov 2010
- WiiWare
- North America
- Demos
24
Nintendo Download 5th November 2010 (Europe)

Bonfire Night goes with a bang
As well as the revelation that four WiiWare demos will launch across Europe this week, we also have brand new games for DSiWare and WiiWare as well. WiiWare: ThruSpace (Nintendo, 800pts) – A Nintendo-published puzzle game, this is the first ever WiiWare game to launch with a free playable demo. It's been out in...
- Tue 2nd Nov 2010
- Nintendo Download
- European Releases
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
61
News WiiWare Demos Launch This Week with Four New Downloads

Exclusive to Europe for now
Last night we brought you the exclusive news that Nintendo is bringing back WiiWare demos, and now we can reveal that they will return to Europe this Friday. The previous demo offering was only a trial, but now Nintendo has pledged that this new service will provide "ongoing" demos, hopefully extending the...
- Tue 2nd Nov 2010
- WiiWare
- Demos
- Updates
39
Nintendo Download 18th October 2010 (North America)

Happy holidays and mystic quests
The past two weeks have seen high profile downloadable releases in both shapely and spiny forms, so whilst this week lacks a true flagship title it does offer two new Nintendo-published titles and the scheduled Virtual Console download. WiiWare: ThruSpace (Nintendo, 800pts) – Formerly known as the far more...
- Mon 18th Oct 2010
- Nintendo Download
- North American Releases
- Virtual Console
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
5
First Impressions Surinuke Anatōsu

Thrill-seeking for puzzler fans
One doesn't often think of thrills and puzzles as belonging in the same sentence. You can get a bit of excitement from kicking off a combo in a fast-paced game, but to actually get a rush in the same sense as riding a rollercoaster is something else entirely. Whilst it might be an exaggeration to say Surinuke Anatōsu...
- Sun 19th Sep 2010
- WiiWare
- Japanese Releases
- First Impressions
- Previews

ThruSpace is an exciting puzzle game in which you move and rotate an object called a keydron through gaps in walls.

Putting your keydron through a gap earns you points, but mastering this ability allows you to perform combos (picking up pairs of crystals simultaneously) and tricks (rotating the keydron so that its shadow covers all of the gap before passing through it), which are key to achieving high scores. Refine your skills in multiple game modes (Normal, Endless and Trick Challenge), brush up on the rules in Keydron Tutorial, or watch replay data in Keydron Memories. As the game progresses, the number of available keydrons, backgrounds, stages and levels will increase. If you have a broadband Internet connection, you can register your high scores on the leaderboard via Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection and compare scores with other ThruSpace players. This game is easy to play but difficult to master. Do you have the skills and reflexes necessary to overcome the increasingly complex challenges of ThruSpace?