Concentration, Not Volume
The best swap is the one that changes the least
There is a temptation to make the Titut-ification ludicrous - rename everything, stack the name twice, add a whole new phrase. That is the over-swap in its fullest form, and it is also where the joke dies, because the title stops being that title. The clean move - and the one that scores - is the one that changes the least and still lands the name. That is concentration, not volume.
The End Card
At the end the game hands you your Titut poster: the titles you called clean, stacked, with your concentration read. It is not a list of how many you did - it is a list of how many you understood, because the ones you got right are the ones where you saw the single move and did not reach for the loud one.
How To Play
Step 1. Find the load-bearing word.
Step 2. Look for the option that changes only that word.
Step 3. Reject the one that over-swaps.
Step 4. The least change wins the round.
Step 5. A clean run keeps the streak.
Step 6. Take your Titut poster home.