How the My Ritual Feature on DLES.gg Works

My Ritual is DLES.gg's personal collection tool: it lets you gather the daily games you actually play into one place instead of scrolling through the full catalog of 1,088 DLEs (Daily Logic Exercises) every day. The site describes it as a way to "curate your perfect daily games collection" and "add the games you love." It is aimed at anyone who has settled into a fixed set of daily puzzles and wants a single starting point for them. The exact interface steps are not documented in the available site material, so treat the mechanics below as the general model and confirm button labels and layout on the live site.

What My Ritual is for

The catalog spans many categories, so the practical problem My Ritual solves is volume. From the site's category listing:

With hundreds of word games alone, a player who enjoys, say, Wordle-style puzzles plus one numbers game and one music game has no reason to browse the whole list daily. My Ritual narrows that to a personal shortlist.

How it fits into a daily routine

The site frames the feature around building a ritual: the "Build Your Ritual / My Ritual" heading sits alongside the promise to "curate your perfect daily games collection," and the routine is described as adding the games you love. The intended loop is straightforward:

1. Browse or discover games through the catalog or the "Pick of the week" section, which highlights a small rotating set (for example, three games such as Mini Críptico, New Name, and WordEq).
2. Add the ones you want to keep playing to My Ritual.
3. Return to My Ritual each day as your entry point, rather than re-searching the catalog.

This is useful if your habits are stable — a word game with coffee, a logic puzzle at lunch. It is less useful if you prefer variety and want the site to surprise you; in that case the category pages and Pick of the week serve that purpose better.

What to check on the site

Because the available material does not describe the account model, storage, or editing controls, verify these points directly before relying on the feature:

• Whether a collection persists across visits or browsers, and whether it requires an account or login. The site material does not state this, so do not assume your list is saved without checking.
• How to remove or reorder games once added.
• Whether My Ritual shows today's puzzle status (for example, which games you have already completed) or is purely a link list.
• Whether the collection has a size limit.

Who should use it

My Ritual suits players with a settled rotation of a handful of daily games across a few categories — for example, one words game, one numbers game, and one trivia game — who want a consistent, low-friction start to the day. If you are still exploring the catalog, start with the category lists and Pick of the week, then move your keepers into My Ritual once your preferences are clear.