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[[folder: Puzzle Game]]

* The title screen of ''VideoGame/YomawariMidnightShadows'' changes color and whose silhouette is walking on the title screen depending on which character is being played as. [[spoiler:Once the ending has been achieved, the title screen changes into [[DeadAllAlong Yui's]] silhouette walking towards Haru's, only for Yui to fade to dust when they collide.]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Omori}}'' has several title screens depending on your current level of progress:
** The initial title screen is Omori in White Space.
** Reaching [[spoiler:[[EldritchLocation Black Space]]]] changes the scenery to there.
** Upon reaching the endgame, the title screen is now [[spoiler:Red Space]], with Omori occasionally altering into [[spoiler:his real world self Sunny]].
** After completing the game with the bad ending, the screen changes to a pristine blue sky. Omori is absent though, as [[spoiler:he has been DrivenToSuicide]].
** The good ending has a similar blue sky, but [[spoiler:Sunny is permanently in Omori's place]].

* ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'': There are six menu themes available by default, and several more can be unlocked by achieveing various tasks: one for beating the game, one for beating the TrueFinalBoss, one for beating the game on [[FinalDeathMode Steel Soul]] difficulty, and an additional secret theme unlocked by defeating 57 Zotelings in the secret [[ZergRush Eternal Ordeal]] fight.

** After completing ''VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet'', the audio changes from ambient sounds of the academy to the classic ''Pokémon'' theme, the Scarlet/Violet book and Poké Ball are no longer on the desk, and a previously closed window in the background is now open on the title screen. Similar to ''Legends: Arceus'' before it, completing the Pokédex will also add cheering and music to the screen as well.

* ''VideoGame/Persona3Reload'' has the party members in a classroom at night. Beat the game and it switches to day, with everyone having left to admire the cherry blossoms growing outside.

* The default title screen of ''VideoGame/Haven2020'' shows Kay and Yu lying down together on a grassy hill. They can be randomly replaced by [[LovableLizard Oink]] or [[BigFun the Daiko]] once they've been introduced in the story, and the time of day shown can change as well. [[spoiler:The "Don't Look Back" ending changes the location of the title screen to the Nest's parking spot, with the couple sitting on top of it, while after the [[DownerEnding "Second Thoughts" ending]] the usual grassy hill is shown, but empty.]]

* ''VideoGame/NieR'' adds a white flower to the title screen after the player sees the final ending [[spoiler:which involves the main character being erased from the reality, leaving behind only a white flower]].

* ''VisualNovel/{{Gnosia}}'''s title screen takes on a space-like aesthetic after you learn [[spoiler:about Day Zero]]. Similarly, after completing the game, the title screen becomes a wide scrollable wallpaper that shows everyone [[spoiler:except Setsu, who doesn't show up until after the player rescues they from the loop]].

* ''VisualNovel/{{Gnosia}}'''s title screen takes on a space-like aesthetic after you learn [[spoiler:about Day Zero]]. Similarly, after completing the game, the title screen becomes a wide scrollable wallpaper that shows everyone [[spoiler:except Setsu, who doesn't show up until after the player rescues her from the loop]].

** The title screen for ''VideoGame/SonicForces'' is a pan across the Resistance control room with a dark military theme playing. Once you've beaten the game, [[spoiler:the room changes to a much brighter white palette with the ending credits theme playing instead]].

** ''VideoGame/NewerSuperMarioBrosWii'' initially starts out with all four of the playable characters riding hot air balloons with Princess Peach (à la the end of the original game). As you progress through the game, you get variations of the original title screen from ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'' (Mario, Luigi, and the Toads just walking) based on the current world you're in. When you beat the game, you get a new title screen featuring all four characters riding Clown Cars (early prototype videos released by the deveopment team show that [[WhatCouldHaveBeen Peach would have been with them]]). The title screen goes through one final change upon HundredPercentCompletion, showing Peach's castle at night with fireworks going off.

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* In ''VideoGame/MetroidSamusReturns'', beating the game will add [[spoiler:the baby Metroid you accuired near the end of the game]] to your ship in the menu screen.

* ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'': There are six menu themes availbale by default, and several more can be unlocked by achieveing various tasks: one for beating the game, one for beating the TrueFinalBoss, one for beating the game on [[FinalDeathMode Steel Soul]] difficulty, and an additional secret theme unlocked by defeating 57 Zotelings in the secret [[ZergRush Eternal Ordeal]] fight.