What this site is for
Nucleus Co-op setups often fail because several layers are mixed together: the Windows application, a game-specific handler, the game build, controller input, a launcher or mod, and the game's own LAN or online behavior. This site organizes those layers into practical pages so a visitor can start with a verified application source, choose one supported game, and test one change at a time.
The homepage provides a direct path to the checked release assets. The install, how-it-works, handlers, controllers, online, games, and troubleshooting pages explain the next decisions without promising that every game works identically.
What we publish
- English download guidance for the current release information recorded on the site.
- Windows installation steps for the installer and portable ZIP workflows.
- Game-specific handler and compatibility notes with clear version boundaries.
- Controller, keyboard, mouse, offline, LAN, OneDrive, access-denied, ProtoInput, and resolution troubleshooting.
- FAQ answers built from common Nucleus Co-op search questions and practical setup symptoms.
- Links to the official release, handler, and documentation sources when they improve verification.
What we do not provide
Nucleus Co-op Wiki does not host cracked games, pirated game files, DRM bypasses, unauthorized copies, or random repacked executables. Nucleus Co-op is a Windows utility and handler workflow; visitors remain responsible for obtaining and using legitimate game installations and for following each game's license and connection rules.
We are not the Nucleus Co-op developers, SplitScreen-Me, GitHub, a game publisher, or a game-handler maintainer. The site is an independent guide and does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or official support.
How we approach download information
Download facts are recorded from the official release source and can become stale after a new version is published. When a newer official release appears, the version, file links, sizes, prerequisites, schema, and setup notes should be reviewed together. A reachable URL is not by itself a safety guarantee, so the site keeps source provenance separate from local antivirus and security decisions.
If you notice a broken link, incorrect version, stale handler note, or misleading instruction, send the page URL and the exact correction to support@nucleuscoop.wiki.
Editorial principles
- Prefer official release and documentation sources for software facts.
- Separate confirmed release information from community troubleshooting advice.
- Use cautious language when compatibility depends on a game build or handler.
- Keep visible warnings about legitimate game ownership and unofficial mirrors.
- Describe illustrative diagrams as illustrations, not as real gameplay screenshots.
- Update the page date and linked facts when a release or handler workflow changes.
Contact
For corrections, accessibility feedback, broken links, or page-specific setup notes, email support@nucleuscoop.wiki. Please include the relevant page, game version, handler version, and exact error when reporting a technical issue.