New details on Bethesda Softworks' "Fallout 4's" latest DLC, "Vault-Tec Workshop," have surfaced. Also, reports revealed that the event did not materialize in European territories.

"Fallout 4: Vault-Tec Workshop" have new tasks to offer to fans and gamers, iDigital Times has learned. As per the publication, players may conduct experiments, fixing up Vault 88, and building their own vaults.

The story mission presents four major experiments and they are Power Cycle 1000, the Phoropter, the Soda Fountain, and the Slot Machine. As per reports, the objects correspond to three different tests and players have to power up the object and the terminal to run a test.

The terminal is connected to the object before choosing the experiment desired. A Vault Overseer desk has to be built for one to access the computer and view the experiment results.

About fixing Vault 88, players just walk around while in the Workshop menu and then scraps everything, as per reports. On the other hand, creating one's vault can be done on any settlement; however, players have to do it strategically, such as where to build and adding doors to the vault.

In other news, the "Vault-Tec Workshop" for "Fallout 4" was reportedly missing. According to Push Square, the content, which was supposed to launch on PlayStation 4 in Europe at midnight; however, there was not sign of the update up to July 26.

"Fallout 4" is an action role-playing video game set in 2287 post-apocalyptic Boston. Following a nuclear war, the player's character rises from an underground bunker called Vault 111 and he explores the world as he accomplishes different quests and gets experience points to raise his level.

Published by Bethesda Softworks for the PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows, and Xbox One, "Fallout 4" was initially released on Nov. 10, 2015.