We tried Diablo Escapes and it was a fun experience. I've done physical escape rooms before, but…read morethis was my first VR escape room experience. Our game was the pirate themed Depths of Osiris (check out the preview vids on YouTube), and it was perfect for a team of an adult and two ten year olds. My boys had no trouble getting used to the VR gear they had to wear for the experience (a headset and two hand controllers - it was their first time). We had to cooperate to solve each room's puzzle to unlock a new room. Eventually, we got to the final scenario which was exciting and really required us to collaborate. The puzzles were well constructed and mostly understandable from a logic perspective. The graphics and sound were pretty decent (it's not super-high res like Cyberpunk) and matched the gameplay perfectly. We got some timely tips from the game master too, and cleared the puzzle with about a minute left on our 45 minute timer. The facilities are super clean and well maintained. They also have snacks and drinks which are nice to make the visit special for younger kids. My sons want to come back, and I do too. I also heard they are adding a physical escape room, so definitely something to look forward to.

Everything was awesome and the guy was so chill. It was an awesome experience I LOVE ITread more

Great atmosphere, the staff were nice and the room was fun. We did Professor Pittsburg's National…read moreTreasure, it was really fun and the room had many puzzles. 10/10, we will come back for the rest of the rooms.

A group of four of us (adults) did the 80s room (the most difficult level) at Quantum Escapes. It…read morewas okay, not the best escape room we've done. Two members of our group are well-versed in escape rooms and we required clues several times from our Game Master. While the room was well decorated to the theme, it was small and only had a smaller second room (more like a hallway). I'd say 6 adults in this room is the max, and even then you'd need to assign each person a section cuz there wouldn't be room for everyone to move around freely. I do have a few other complaints: - a couple clues and one solution was NOT from the 80s - we were able to skip solving a puzzle entirely and still escape. This means we were left with "extra" clues that we didn't need. Very confusing. -we felt one solution to a puzzle was not something most regular folks would figure out without a clue unless they had extensive knowledge of how escape room puzzles work -one clue apparatus was not fiddle-proof. Meaning one of our team fiddled with it and rendered it not working properly to dispense the clue. The game master had to come in and fix it for us Speaking of our Game Master, she was great! I wish I remembered her name. It was short, like 4 letters, with an "s" on the end. She gave us clues in a timely manner when we needed them, led us on the right track when it was obvious we were way off base, and explained the "leftover" puzzle.

Very fun and super nice employees Agent Tokyo was a cool…read morethemed room I only wish we'd escaped!

My friends have played over 40+ escape rooms so far, and the Morgue is the scariest room we've…read moreplayed so far in the Bay Area. The most terrifying ones are in Vegas. I was so scared that I couldn't help screaming throughout the game. Our gamemaster was right; we didn't need live actors to make it scary. It was so scary and realistic that I wanted to vomit when we were playing. We also played Agent Tokyo a few months ago. That was fun too, but it wasn't scary. I recommend this room if you're into horror.

So this was my first escape room experience and it was pretty great. The hostess was super helpful…read moreand the 5 of us did the pirate experience. The rooms were decorated in a very cool pirate vibe. Very well designed (as far as I know since I'm a newbie) some pretty hard clues - strong recommend!

To enter the building for your game, you have to fill out a waiver via QR, and then call someone to…read morelet you in. There is a photo op with various props in the corner of the lobby as well as branded apparel for purchase. We were told that we had three free clues, and any more would cost us time (you can do social media for extra time). We attended wizard school, which is rated medium/hard (same as the other ones at this location in Livermore). Based on the theming, bringing a Harry Potter fan in your group is mandatory - it's filled with tons of references to the series which was pretty neat to see. The first room we were in was surprisingly huge and intricate, and was also the room in which a majority of the game takes place. We solved the first several puzzles relatively well after we took some time to take in everything. It felt immersive, like we had been transported to a magical room in an alternate universe opposed to just a room that was decorated. The puzzles utilized pattern recognition, literal interpretation, symbols and translation, listening to instructions, riddles, interaction with room elements, hidden object games, astrology, and more. We've been to a few different escape rooms, and consider our experience at Limitless Escape Games to be one of the hardest we've done. You can tell one person put a lot of thought, passion, and ideas in the puzzles, as they were quite detailed, clever, and cohesive - progressing through the puzzles aided to the storytelling. That being said, the structure seemed a bit linear in that we had to focus on one puzzle at a time and couldn't do much until something was resolved. Our party of two ended up failing out of wizard school pretty horribly, as we just spent too long on one of the puzzles and didn't want to take a clue out of stubbornness. The puzzle we were trying to solve was... lagging. As well, we asked for a hint but didn't get it for a couple minutes because they weren't paying attention. Our game master kindly showed us how to resolve the rest of the room, though, and made us feel better by letting us know that the escape rate is roughly 1/3. He also told us that their other locations feature more high-tech rooms, such as the ones in Pleasanton which we hope to try in the future! We were offered a discount for the rest of the day if we wanted to book future games, which was basically the same price as their Groupon. While disappointed at our failure, we did really enjoy the thoughtfulness of the theming and puzzles offered here which do differ drastically from escape room chains. I'd say this experience was a lot harder than the typical escape room, so I wouldn't recommend it for complete beginners; that being said, it's amazing if you want a challenge!

We hosted a corporate event with Escape This Truck and it was awesome! Greg is responsive, helpful,…read morefun, and so easy to work with. My entire team had so much fun and although the escape room was challenging it wasn't frustrating - he knew when to provide clues and when to let us struggle. It was so much fun!!!

What a unique and fun way to celebrate a birthday. Escape This Truck really elevated our birthday…read moregame! Greg hosted our 11 and 12 year old guests who had a blast solving the escape truck clues. The kids started with a pregame puzzle followed by a backstory of the mission. It was never a dull moment. Greg was also quick to respond and easy to work with. We highly recommend this cool experience.

Michelle and Tamara hosted our event at the university I work at for a division retreat. There were…read moreabout 14 of us and the "escape room" game was da bomb! I didn't know how they would bring the escape room to us but it was perfect. We were going to do an offsite with a location based one but timing and location wasn't working for us so I thought I'd try breakout IQ. I'm so glad I did! It is a true test of team building and communication. The facilitation at the start was great. It really spoke to what I wanted my staff and me to get out of it. And the debrief was on par as well. It fit in nicely with the theme of our day long retreat. Besides fun it was educational on an individual and group level. I would totally use them again to facilitate for one of our student groups or even with other cross campus partners. Thank you!!

I reached out to BreakoutIQ looking to host an event for 50-60 people and Rahul immediately reached…read moreout to learn more. Our team had a few date changes, but through it all he was very flexible and accommodating. The day of the event, they sent instructions and had a staff on site setting up. They explained the rules of the escape room/scavenger hunt and we were broken in to teams and we were off. Overall, everyone had a great time and already asking when we could do another. Thank you so much, BreakoutIQ!

We had our daughter's 9th birthday here and the kids had so much fun! They met in the beautiful…read morefoyer area for instructions and then are taken back to the "escape room" to start on a variety of fun science based puzzles. It's not like a traditional escape room where you might feel some stress and pressure to finish on time. The escape room is behind a curtain and there are helpful employees to keep the kids on track and assist when needed. And they learned actual science concepts while working! My daughter loves to learn about science, so it was so great for her. We had the cake cutting in the "party room" which is decorated with beautiful rainbow colors and beakers. All in all, the entire place is eye candy! And Ashie the owner is a draw by herself! She has her PhD in chemical engineering from Dartmouth and a passion for teaching science to kids. She was so personable and engaging.

My 9yr old and her friends had the best time at StemChef. They worked in teams to solve clues and…read moregot the prize at the end. Ashie, the owner, is amazing and passionate about her work which the kids truly benefit from as you hear laughter, problem solving and team work. What an amazing place to celebrate with friends! We opted for the party room after for an extra 30mins which was just enough time for the kids to settle down, eat, sing happy birthday and have cupcakes without feeling rushed. Tips: -A curtain separates the experience from the party room, so you can set up while the kids play (if you chose the extra 30mins) -There's a seating area not far from the location for parents to hang out. -There isn't a restroom, so you will need to use one of the many restrooms throughout the mall. -Currently the escalator by the store going down is out of service, so plan ahead.

This is my first escape room since the pandemic and it did not disappoint. My friend wanted to come…read morehere for her birthday, gathered a group of 8, and took care of everything. All that's left is that each individual sign an online waiver before arriving. The waiver was thorough, easy to go through, and allowed for consent in sending a group photo afterwards. The day of the event, the host for our group went through all the rules and provided a couple of hints before getting started. The theme of our room was the Hunting Lodge. The room in itself wasn't very big, and definitely a squeeze for 8 people, which was the max. Walls were thin, but that didn't bother us too much. What would've made this a 5 star experience if the room had ventilation or if the AC was turned on, just to circulate the room as our group was literally sweating trying to solve the case. We called the host 3 times to get assistance. She was very friendly and provided great hints. Ultimately, we ran out of time and didn't escape. Some of my group members that the flow could've been better in terms of structure or layout of the room. Overall, I did enjoy myself even though I'm indifferent about escape rooms. #35/2022

We went for a birthday and they were very accommodating with special requests. And were also able…read moreto accommodate us event when we were a few minutes late. The escape room was really good, it was a story based one and really liked the lights guiding you to the puzzles in sequence. It is a bit hard to reach them over call, but i have been able to reach them via email.