Table 4.

Satisfaction with the game at 1-month follow-up (n=8).

Item and response		Value, n (%)
The game kept my attention.
	Strongly agree or agree	6 (75)
	Neither agree nor disagree	0 (0)
	Disagree or strongly disagree	2 (25)
The game has been fun to use.
	Strongly agree or agree	5 (63)
	Neither agree nor disagree	2 (25)
	Disagree or strongly disagree	1 (13)
I could relate to the characters as they dealt with smoking temptations.
	Strongly agree or agree	7 (88)
	Neither agree nor disagree	0 (0)
	Disagree or strongly disagree	1 (13)
I got interested in the characters’ stories.
	Strongly agree	5 (63)
	Neither agree nor disagree	1 (13)
	Disagree or strongly disagree	2 (25)
How much did you learn from the game about ways to help you cope with smoking urges?
	I learned a lot	4 (50)
	I learned a moderate amount	2 (25)
	I learned a little bit	2 (25)
	I didn’t learn much at all	0 (0)
Playing the game helped me cope with urges to smoke.
	Strongly agree	5 (63)
	Neither agree nor disagree	0 (0)
	Disagree or strongly disagree	3 (38)
How likely are you to apply what you learned in the game to real like smoking temptations?
	Extremely likely or likely	4 (50)
	Likely	2 (25)
	Neither likely nor unlikely	2 (25)
	Unlikely or extremely unlikely	0 (0)
How would you rate your experience with this game session?
	Extremely satisfied	2 (25)
	Satisfied	3 (38)
	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	2 (25)
	Dissatisfied or extremely dissatisfied	1 (13)
In terms of length, the game sessions:
	Took too long	2 (25)
	Were just about right	6 (75)
	Were too short	0 (0)
How useful were the game cards in helping you cope with smoking urges?
	Extremely helpful	2 (25)
	Very helpful	2 (25)
	Moderately helpful	1 (13)
	A little bit helpful	1 (13)
	Not at all helpful	2 (25)
In the past month, how many days did you look at the deck of QuitIT cards?
	0	3 (38)
	1-4	2 (25)
	5-19	0 (0)
	20+	2 (25)
	Missing	1 (13)