Sonic Mania, the upcoming game from Sega and Christian Whitehead, has been delayed for an undisclosed amount of time.

Mmm, smell that fresh weekend air.  Let it wash over you and dissolve all that stress you accumulated since Monday.  There, feel better?  Let's dig into the Co-Opticrew's gaming plans this weekend.

Mass Effect: Andromeda finally arrived earlier this week and the reception thus far has been... mixed. We're still checking it out ourselves and putting together our own thoughts on the co-op aspects of it, but if you've already procured it then there's a little good news for you. There's a special weekend event going on right now that adds a new co-op map to play through as well as a new character kit.

Remember the good old days when Sega and Nintendo were well-sporting rivals? While Sonic vs. Mario might have gotten all the attention, a little duo known as ToeJam and Earl provided another reason to give Sega consoles a second look. After more than a decade's absence, we finally get our chance to enjoy the aliens' funky platform stylings again in ToeJam and Earl: Back In The Groove.

Tripwire's FPS horror shooter, Killing Floor 2, has gotten its second round of free content this week with "The Descent" DLC. Not only are there new maps, new guns, and a new gameplay mode, but you can enjoy that stuff even if you don't own the game! Until 1:00 PM EST Monday, March 27, 2017, you can play Killing Floor 2 for free on Steam, or you can enjoy it until March 28 for free on the PlayStation 4.

Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition releases on PC, PS4, PS4 Pro and Xbox One on April 7th. But for those of you who just can't wait to see the hi-res textures, improved audio, 4K resolution, and of course - Duke Nukem - can get a glimpse of that today. The launch trailer is here and it's full of plenty of action as well as a throwback to past Gearbox trailers full of dubstep.

Loved Victor Vran but wanted more, more, more? Never fear, Fractured Worlds is almost here! The recently announced expansion to the game is set to launch on PC, Xbox One, and PS4 by the end of the year, and it'll keep you crafting and exploring and dying for hours on end.

Knights of Valour isn't a newcomer to the gaming scene. The sidescrolling action series saw its first release in arcades back in 1999 and has thrived in China and Japan ever since, spawning nine sequels/remixes in the last 15 years. Now, Knights of Valour is getting ready to make its console debut on PlayStation 4, complete with online co-op.

Rome was not built in a day and neither was the Xbox Games with Gold programme.  It has been around for a while now and has offered loads of great co-op games to Xbox owners who also have a valid Gold account.  April 2017 is no different with one of the games being Ryse: Son of Rome, the 2 player online co-op title.

Announced by Blizzard, Seasons in Diablo 3 will be making their way from their PC home onto consoles on March 31st, 2017. 

Day of Infamy, whose life began as a mod for the tactical FPS Insurgency, has now started a new life, free from the burden of its ancestry.  Someday down the road, Day of Infamy will be walking down the street, and a stranger will say, "Hey, aren't you that mod?", and it will respond, "No sir/madam, I'm a real life video game."  Huzzah!

Free to play shooter Warface has gotten a brand new update for co-op fans called Icebreaker. Just in time for spring, the cold weather themed update will remind you of the misery you spent indoors over the last few months! The Warface update adds a bunch of new content, including new narrative co-op missions to play with four of your friends.