Reception
Despite its lack of sales, Moon was widely praised for its innovation and is seen a game that breaks the norm of conventional role-playing games, parodying many aspects of the genre itself.
In 2000, Famitsu listed Moon in its top 120 PlayStation games of all time for scoring 32 out of 40. Wyrdwad of RPGFan calls Moon one of the greatest RPGs ever made and cites it as being "nearly perfect in every way."
Read more about this topic: Moon: Remix RPG Adventure
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