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Memory Blitz is a speed-first memory test: items appear briefly and you recall them immediately, with barely any gap. There is no time to build a strategy, which strips the task down to raw encoding speed rather than technique.
Items flash on screen in quick succession.
The recall prompt appears almost immediately.
Reproduce what you saw.
Correct rounds increase the item count.
Your score is the level you reached.
Fast encoding without strategy. Most memory games reward technique; this one is short enough that technique does not have time to help, which makes it a cleaner measure of the underlying speed.
Name items silently as they appear. A verbal tag is the fastest encoding available.
Do not attempt to build a story. There is no time and the attempt costs you the later items.
Fix your gaze centrally and let items come to you.
Answer immediately. Hesitating after the prompt loses more than thinking gains.
Chunking and storytelling take time. The gap between presentation and recall is too short for them to run.
Related. Flash Memory asks which item appeared; Memory Blitz asks you to reproduce a set.
Bigger. The item count rises rather than the display shortening.
Track your own ceiling. It is highly sensitive to display speed, so a cross-site number would not be comparable.