The Crystal Cave

This was a really fun room. The set is so whimsical and the interaction with the critters is really cute. I also thoroughly enjoyed all of the puzzles. Highly recommended.

Crystal cave has a beautiful set, and a very fun storyline. There’s quite a few puzzles in here, and there’s some really good ones too! This game is definitely worth your time.

Not my favorite breaking point room. Couldn’t hear the audio prompts well and the flow was confusing and several of the puzzles didn’t fit the room theme.

Good room with immersive decor and solid puzzles, including one that uses a mechanism we’ve never encountered before (which is rare for us these days given we’ve done over 250 escape rooms!). The lighting was a bit dark at times, but luckily we didn’t need to do any serious reading. We were a team of 3 enthusiasts and worked on many but not all of the puzzles together, and we got out with about 15 minutes to spare. We didn’t need any hints, as all the puzzles were intuitive enough and the solutions were all fair. We had a good time and enjoyed the room! This room is would have been a ❤️ for me if they didn’t repeat the same simple puzzle mechanic so many times and there wasn’t so much search and find in the dark.

Great and vibrant experience! Full of new tech and tasks to do, would highly recommend for anyone's first escape room and very family friendly. It's a magical journey, where you're rewarded for paying attention to basically everything.

Family friendly, friends of the forest themed escape room. Honestly, this room reminds me a lot of the Winnie the Pooh room at Mindtrap in Murietta. However, I do think this room is better for toddlers as there are no scary scenes and effects, although the room itself is a bit dark. Puzzles are very non-linear, and can be good for a group of anywhere from 2-4. A lot of the room has the "do it in the right order" thing (I believe 3 in total), so it can be a bit repetitive, but I think it's because they were targeting families. Also has a fairly difficult dexterity puzzle, haha. All in all, I think this is their weakest room, but it's still a good room. It just speaks to the quality at Breaking point. Would definitely recommend for families, and for enthusiasts, would just recommend a group of 3 (the minimum).

A fun addition to the Breaking Point Escape room offerings - The Crystal Cave is different from the other rooms in the design and story. In this room, you are transported to a cabin in a magical forest. It was challenging and nonlinear, which makes a bigger group happy because they can all contribute! However, I don't particularly find the room to be as memorable as "Secrets of the Whitmore Estate" or to be a standout with other forest-themed escape room games. The plot felt really strong in the beginning but felt wobbly towards the second half. Some of the puzzles also didn't make complete sense, as if which puzzle went with which clues. However, this is still a great time and I found myself smiling in one of the puzzles, especially if you like stimulating your other senses.

Whimsical, adorable, and full of puzzles. Transporting set design, cute animal friends, and integrated tech. Fabulous GM Jaeden, colorful surprises, and overall well-designed and executed escape room.

This was a miss for me. Very cool set with a game flow that started in the right direction, but the second half of the game felt a bit wobbly. We were not sure what we were supposed to be doing next, which things we had done ended in the desired result or if we needed to do them again or differently, just a lot of confusion, which isn't the most fun experience. In the end, we had to get quite a few prompts from the gamemaster to understand the right way to interact with the puzzles. The other two games at this location are AWESOME. I would recommend those first.

Another strong room from the Breaking Point team. A good sense of progression, unique and varied tasks, and a mix of physical and mental puzzles really sets this game apart. Definitely worth the drive out!