Editing Dragonstomper (section)

===Retrospective reviews===
Later reviews continued to praise the game, again comparing its quality to home computer titles of the era and the variety of gameplay. Joe Santulli and Liz Santulli of the ''Digital Press'' declared it "one of the greatest games ever for the 2600" and that it "really shows off the Atari 2600's potential", respectively.{{sfn|Weiss|2014|p=78}} Chris Cavanaugh, writing for the online database [[AllGame]], gave the game a five-star rating (out of five) opining that ''Dragonstomper'' was a "woefully overlooked" and "surprisingly deep and ambitious RPG" and that the "wonder of Dragonstomper lies in the magnitude and variety of its environments, which provide a depth of gameplay usually reserved for home computer titles of this genre".{{sfn|Cavanaugh}}

Ed Lin, writing for ''[[Forbes]]'', praised the game's innovative graphics and music cues and that it contained multiple ways to solve problems.{{sfn|Lin|2005}} Brett Alan Weiss included the game in his book ''The 100 Greatest Console Video Games, 1977-1987'' (2014), declaring it as a sophisticated role-playing game for its time noting its variety in problem-solving and randomized monsters as well as having a good interface.{{sfn|Weiss|2014|p=78}}