Vaults

The Fallout Nuka-Break world probably has many Vaults, three were mentioned throughout the fan film.

The main purpose of the Vault's was commercial wise a shelter in case of nuclear war however the real purpose of the Vault's were for social experimentation each was outfitted with modification's to fit the experiment it was assigned for such as Vault 12 that had a faulty door and led to the creation of the first generation of Ghoul's or Vault 29 that was inhabited only by children.

Vault 7
Vault 7 was the Vault Ben Eldridge's wife and unborn child took refuge in. Ben's descendants managed to survive whatever experiment took place and one of them, James Eldridge, managed to find Ben years later.

Vault 10
Vault 10 is one of the few vaults that were built to specification. All of the dwellers are overweight; the Vault was designed to test the EAT'O'MATIC system. No gym equipment was installed, so with each generation, the average weight of the dwellers increased. Twig, one of Nuka-Break's main characters, is from this vault.

Vault 21
Vault 21 is a vault filled withcompulsive gamblers, the name is a reference to the winning hand in a game of blackjack. There are no known Vault 21 dwellers in the Nuka Break series.

Vault 69
Not much is known about Vault 69, only that out of the 1,000 that entered the vault, there was only one man. There are no known Vault 69 dwellers in the Nuka Break series.