Buc-ee's Magnetic Travel Game - Card Match Game

Memory games are sneaky. Kids think they're just flipping tiles, and the grown-ups lose to them anyway. This Buc-ee's version swaps the usual shapes for snacks, which somehow makes the stakes feel higher.

People look for it as the Buc-ee's memory game, the Buc-ee's matching game or Buc-ee's card match.

Why it works in a car: the tiles stay on the magnetic board, so a sharp turn doesn't reshuffle the game for you. It's also a quiet game, which the front seat will appreciate after the third round of a car singalong.

Honest notes. It's for two players, ages five and up, and it has small parts, so keep it away from younger siblings. Memory games get easier the more you play them, so after a few trips your kid may know the board cold. When that happens, you either have a genius or a kid who's been practicing while you drove. Either way, you lose.