The most memorable round is not always the most representative one. A brief weekly review can make room for ordinary sessions, uncertain choices, and misses as well as the exciting moments.
Review what you actually recorded
Gather the notes you kept during the week. If you did not record something, leave it unknown rather than rebuilding a detailed score from memory. “I remember enjoying Tuesday’s game” is different from knowing how many answers were correct.
Choose one activity to review at a time. Different games can involve different choices, clues, and scoring systems, so combining them into one ability score can hide useful distinctions.
End with a practical decision
Ask what you want to repeat. Perhaps you liked making a sketch, preferred a simple choice, or enjoyed revising an arrangement after feedback. Use that answer to choose your next game.
A free Intuisity account gives access to Progress Reports. If that feature fits your interest, sign up and inspect the report before deciding how to use it. Keep your personal notes separate wherever the app does not explicitly save them.
The review can be complete in a few sentences. Its purpose is to help you choose your next experience, not turn recreation into homework.