Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves

En Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves til Warhammer 40.000 spillet. Translation preserves line breaks; but there's only one line. We must preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Also instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So "Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves" should remain exactly? It says keep exactly as written. The user line: "En Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves til Warhammer 40.000 spillet." We should translate, but keep proper nouns. So "En" translates to "Yksi" or "Yhdys"? Danish "En" means "A" or "One". In Finnish, "Yksi Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves Warhammer 40.000 pelille." But instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So "Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves" should stay as is. Also "Warhammer 40.000" probably should stay. "til" -> "koko Warhammer..." In Finnish: "Yksi Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves til Warhammer 40.000 spillet." But we should translate Danish to Finnish; keep proper nouns exact. "til" Danish preposition meaning "for", "spillet" game. In Finnish "Warhammer 40.000 pelille" or "Warhammer 40.000 -pelille". We should keep line breaks; one line. So: Finnish: "Yksi Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." But we must not translate product names; include hyphen? The original uses "til Warhammer 40.000 spillet." We can render Finnish: "Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves" stays. So sentence: "Yksi Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." There's no hyphen originally; I'll include space. Maybe better: "Yksi Astra Militarum: Commissar Graves Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." That keeps proper nouns. Output single line. Let's produce. Note: "til" becomes " Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." Good. Let's output.