Reception
Kaze no Klonoa: Moonlight Museum was the 10th best-selling during its week of release.
Since the game's availability is limited only to Japan, English reviews are somewhat difficult to come by. In 2000, IGN gave an evaluation of an imported copy of the game, and referred to it as a "...WonderSwan platformer that's cute, cuddly... and painfully average" in awarding it a score of 6.0 out of a possible 10. While consumer reviews remain somewhat better, the game itself is regarded as a simplistic representation of the Klonoa series as a whole and thus usually more revered as a collector's item.
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