A medieval village-builder scored entirely with actual medieval and Renaissance compositions. "Stella Splendens" is from the Llibre Vermell de Montserrat — a 14th-century manuscript. "Alle Psallite Cum Luya" dates to the 13th century.
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"Rosas Das Rosas" is one of Alfonso X's Cantigas de Santa Maria. These aren't medieval-inspired originals — they're the real thing. "Plus Bele Que Flor" (More Beautiful Than a Flower) and "Je Vivroie Liement" (I Would Live Happily) bring troubadour poetry to village management.
"Bache Bene Venies" is a drinking song that fits perfectly with the communal spirit of building a settlement together. Eight tracks of authentic period music for a game about surviving in a dot-art medieval world. Using actual historical compositions instead of synthesized approximations gives dotAGE an authenticity that most medieval games never achieve.
The Latin, Old French, and Galician-Portuguese texts connect the gameplay to real European musical heritage.