The Thompson Twins Adventure Quicksilva, and within a few weeks they had created three alpha-screens (i.e. the game's beach, forest, and cavern scenes). These scenes were presented to the Thompson Twins for approval and the project proceeded to the beta stage. When coding was complete, the Thompson Twins recorded a special introduction message for the game and selected a portion of "Doctor! Doctor!" to be released. Audio material was then recorded along with the Spectrum version of the game data onto a master tape by Flexi Records and this was used to press a metal copy of the disk. The final Spectrum version flexi
The Thompson Twins Adventure tickets and a backstage pass) would be awarded to the winning Commodore gamer. "The Thompson Twins Adventure" was re-released in 1995 as part of an Epic Games compilation CD-ROM entitled "Speccy Sensations". "The Thompson Twins Adventure" received little critical attention at its time of release. In its 1985 Yearbook Special, "Computer and Video Games" reported that the Thompson Twins had taken "a great interest in the whole idea", noting that Joe Leeway had taken particular interest in the game. "Computer and Video Games" covered "The Thompson Twins Adventure" again in July 1998 for its 200th issue where the game was