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End Screen

The End Screen is the finale of your experience.


Each field has a 4-arrows icon to the right, allowing you to move around and define the layout of your end screen.


You can include:


  • Title: Define the title to appear in the End Screen.
  • Description: Define a longer piece of text to sign off the experience.
  • Player score and result: If your game has a point-scoring mechanic, the user’s end score will also be displayed on your End Screen. This cannot be edited, but can be moved around the layout with the 4-arrows icon.
  • Media: Add an image, a video, or an audio file to your end screen.
  • CTA button: Add a link to a strategic page you want users to visit, define the text of the button in the Label field, and enable the “Open link in new window” button if you want the page to open in another window.
  • Do not display the “Restart” button at the end of the game: Toggling this means players will not be invited to restart the experience, however, refreshing the page will take them back to the beginning of the experience.


Please note, the “Restart” button will always appear at the bottom of the End Screen.


  • Disable social media sharing result: Toggling this will disable the social media result sharing button. By default, users will be able to share their result to social media (assuming you have the Allow sharing on button enabled on the Start Screen creation step).


Depending on the type of app you are customising, some of these fields may not be available.


Email notification


The End Screen includes an option to send an automated email to players upon completing the experience.


Enable email — toggle this on to activate the email notification feature. When enabled, the following fields become available:


  • Subject* — the subject line of the email sent to the player (required).
  • Email content* — a rich text editor for composing the body of the email. Supports bold, italic, sub/superscript, text alignment, and paragraph formatting. You can also insert dynamic Variables (e.g. player name, score) using the Variables dropdown. The editor enforces a 100-word limit, shown in the bottom-right counter.


When using the Drimify integration, three additional toggle options appear:


  • Show game's logo in the email — includes the game's logo image in the email.
  • Show the end screen image in the email — includes the end screen's media image in the email body.
  • Show the CTAs buttons in the email — includes any CTA buttons configured on the End Screen in the email.


Note: These three additional options are only available when the Drimify integration is active.

Updated on: 07/05/2026

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