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King's Bounty: Dark Side

I'm excited and glad GOG is getting it! :)

Well, if red is the theme maybe its a freeware release of that game that every randomly generated dungeon gets compared to - 'Win Rouge' ;-D

Other than that maybe he looks like that because he's on a ride - Theme Park World / Theme Park Inc.

BTW am I the only one who thinks 'Crimson Trail' sounds kinda like Geralt is tracking a girl who's been caught on the blob without any sanitary products? Eugh!
Yeah - Microsoft Published PLUS licensed from a FASA board game PLUS a bucket load of technical issues! - cold day in hell for that one I'm afraid, shame though - it's a great game!

Hey - "Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen" - Blood is crimson so Kain is kind of a 'Crimson King'!
That would be SWEET!

Or maybe Captain Blood for similar reasons?

"Monochroma" with Crimson Cow as distributor?
That's my guess as I cannot imagine that GOG got Quinrose on board. :-)

I think you are right. Question is it just crimson crown or whole Transylvania series.
http://www.mobygames.com/game-group/transylvania-series

Screamer Rally?

I was about to post that guess! I guess you'll be the winner this time

*facepalm* seems obvious now - I think we were all looking too much into it

BTW your rep is now 666 'damien' is this a sign of the The End Times?

*edit* OR, looking on the bright side, maybe its a sign that it WILL be Blood Omen after all!

hahaha nice catch fever, as always.

PS to EVERYONE: Please don't uprep or downrep me! :)

This is a good one. Going by the King Crimson reference, how about Fire King? (Deeply unlikely.)

Maybe announcement of rebirth of Sierra is another hint.

the crimson king could indeed be a reference to the prince of the demons. But Blizzard coming on Gog seems a very unlikely event. Maybe Overlord II, then?

Blood & Magic would be nice, been wanting that here for a while. Another unlikely candidate, though.