A music game for playing a game comprising selecting songs in predetermined categories and rating them includes a music player being configured to access and play one of a plurality of songs when a select actuation is initiated with the music player, the accessed and played song defining a selected song. Each of a plurality of cards has one of the categories indicated thereon, and a drawn card of the plurality of cards determines a previously determined category. A score table comprises a plurality of cells arranged in a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns which is configured for tracking a number of rounds of the game, a score for each of a plurality of game players in each round, and a total score.

The invention is a method of playing a memory card game that requires providing a deck of cards that comprise pairs of matching cards. The pairs of matching cards may include a privilege and/or handicap that have special effects. The game can include shuffling the cards and arranging them face side down in an arrangement. A player's turn involves selecting two cards from the arrangement to search for a pair of matching cards. If selected cards form a pair of matching cards, the player removes the pair, adds them to their card collection and gets another turn. If the two cards selected do not form a pair of matching cards, the player returns the cards to the arrangement and their turn concludes. The turns continue until all the cards have been removed. After all the cards are gone, the player with the most cards wins.

A bean bag carrier and score tracking assembly for accessorizing a cornhole game set includes a box that defines an interior space. The box has a top that is open so that the top is configured to selectively insert bean bags into the interior space. Each of a pair of rods is coupled to and extends between opposing ends of the box proximate to the top. Each of a plurality of rings is positioned around a respective rod. The ring is positioned to be selectively slid on the respective rod to track a score of a player. A handle is coupled to the box proximate to the top and is configured to be grasped in a hand of a user to lift the box.