Or maybe the upcoming release is nothing else than "The moment of silence" ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Moment_of_Silence

I'd be happy if it was the frogwares Sherlock Holmes series !

It would be so awesome if you're right.

Since there wasn't a classic release this week, I guess the hint rolls over into next week.

The hint for last week was for Sudeki, and that is considered classic by most standards; It came out July of 2004 on the original XBOX with a later port to Windows. A ten year old game is more than old enough for GOG shelves. It also got a world wide Windows re-release just this past February 2014, so after Steam it trinkled over to GOG. It fits in nicely alongside other similar titles.

I'm hoping for some more RPG's or strategy titles for next week, but anything is better than nothing.

This crazy, unique old game called 'Vangers' just turned up on Steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/264080/?snr=1_4_4__tab-NewReleasesFilteredDLC_1

KranX press release:
http://kranx.com/en/2014/04/kranx-productions-announced-reissue-of-vangers-on-steam/

So maybe its time that GOG got KranX signed? Hammerfight is cool too...

Looking at last week's hint... I REALLY don't see how it applies to Sudeki.

It spelled out "sudeki" based on the clues in the picture.

Cool, I still have the original game CD.

Are KranX hold the copyright to K-D Lab's games? Their only other game is Perimeter.

Well it's 8.99 there, so unless GOG can convince to bring it for 5.99 I don't think we'll see it.

the most difficult hint is no hint :D well done GOG! >:=

That's here on GOG with 1C listed as Publisher:
http://www.gog.com/game/perimeter

But yeah, its the same guy:
"KranX Productions was founded in 2004 by a leading game designer and producer of Kaliningrad studio "K-D Lab" Andrey Kuzmin, also known as KranK. With his direct participation famous games "Vangers" and "Perimeter" was developed.

KranX Productions over the last year completely changed it's way from developing and producing of offline games on the creation of advanced online services. The company employs over 30 staff - See more at: http://kranx.com/en/#sthash.FoYk1CwU.dpuf"

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agatha_Christie:_And_Then_There_Were_None]This[/url] comes to my mind :)

Ha ha, nice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventure_Company is a publishing label of Nordic games ... so maybe?

http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/the_moment_of_silence - 100 wishlist votes, not bad.

Also an AC/Nordic published game.

GDoc posted the following in another thread Taking the last word of each sentence and reading them backwards gives us Pinball World.