Dungeon Settlers Soundtrack: 18 Tracks by Simon Ton

CanOpener released the official Dungeon Settlers Original Soundtrack as a Steam DLC on October 13, 2026, and announced it on the game’s Steam news feed on October 14. It is the game’s first official soundtrack release, and the store page names Simon Ton as both artist and composer.

What is in the Dungeon Settlers soundtrack?

The DLC ships 18 tracks, in both MP3 and FLAC formats, and the store page lists them in full:

The track titles map onto the game’s own locations and enemies — the three Settlement tracks follow the colony layer described in our beginner’s guide, the Veil of Silence tracks belong to Region 1, and the Festering Burrow tracks to Region 2. The named boss tracks are the Red Monster Rat, the Giant Stone Golem, and the Chain Knight Sentinel; Infinite Abyss is the endless mode covered in our Abyss guide.

Who composed it, and where does the money go?

Simon Ton is credited as both artist and composer. The announcement makes one point explicit: all proceeds from the soundtrack DLC go directly to the composer, which the studio frames as a way for players to support the person behind the music.

Will the soundtrack get more tracks?

Yes. The announcement states that additional tracks will be added to the soundtrack alongside future updates as development continues, and the store page repeats it — additional music will be included and updated in future patches and content releases.

The announcement does not tie those additions to a specific update, so treat the wording as “more is coming” rather than a promise tied to Update 4. The EA roadmap remains the schedule of record for what the next content milestone actually contains.

How much does the soundtrack cost?

It is a paid DLC. The US Steam storefront listed it at $4.99 as of October 27, 2026; prices are set per region, so the figure shown in your own store may differ.

Where is the official announcement?

The post — “Original Soundtrack is Now Available!”, dated October 14, 2026 — is on the game’s Steam news feed, the same channel that carries every Dungeon Settlers patch note and studio announcement. The soundtrack itself is sold on Steam as the Dungeon Settlers Soundtrack DLC.