Vilse i Vintergatan
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Vilse i Vintergatan
Summary
Vilse i Vintergatan is a browser game[1].
Key Facts
- Vilse i Vintergatan's instance of is recorded as browser game[2].
- Chris Lindgren wrote the screenplay for Vilse i Vintergatan[3].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's composer is recorded as Anders Wall[4].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's composer is recorded as Peter Nordahl[5].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's illustrator is recorded as Tomas Joanson[6].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's illustrator is recorded as Viktor Jonsson[7].
- Vilse i Vintergatan was published by Sveriges Television[8].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's genre is platform game[9].
- A cast member of Vilse i Vintergatan was Anders Linder[10].
- A cast member of Vilse i Vintergatan was Sanna Persson[11].
- Vilse i Vintergatan was produced by Petter Bragée[12].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's developer is recorded as Q121634829[13].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's part of the series is recorded as Vintergatan[14].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's platform is recorded as web browser[15].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's game mode is recorded as single-player video game[16].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's language of work or name is recorded as Swedish[17].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's software engine is recorded as Adobe Flash[18].
- Vilse i Vintergatan was distributed by browser game[19].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's color is recorded as color[20].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's country of origin is recorded as Sweden[21].
- Vilse i Vintergatan was released on 2009[22].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's characters is recorded as Peo Persson[23].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's characters is recorded as Q121566922[24].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's distributed by is recorded as Sveriges Television[25].
- Vilse i Vintergatan's programmer is recorded as Pellen Wegler[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Vilse i Vintergatan was published by Sveriges Television[8]. It was produced by Petter Bragée[12]. Chris Lindgren wrote the screenplay for it[3]. Cast members include Anders Linder[10] and Sanna Persson[11].
Publication
Vilse i Vintergatan was released on 2009[22]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Swedish[17]. Its genre is platform game[9]. Its part of the series is recorded as Vintergatan[14]. It was distributed by browser game[19].
Subject and Themes
Vilse i Vintergatan's part of the series is recorded as Vintergatan[14].