PS players know that the March Plus will be free of play including the "Strange Tan Mode" of Souls of Tsushima. This mode is online multiplayer and is now available independently. However, some players who have received the free version of Souls of Tsushima: Chitan have found that they cannot directly upgrade the PS4 version of Souls of Tsushima to the PS5 version by purchasing an upgrade package, and if they want to play the PS5 version, they can only re-purchase the full PS5 "Soul of Tsushima: Director's Cut Edition" for $70.
"Soul of Tsushima" has a total of 3 versions, namely the original PS4 director's cut version of PS5 director's cut. Upgrading the original version to the guide cut costs $20. Upgrading the PS4 version to the PS5 version costs $10. Upgrading the original PS4 to the PS5 guide cut costs $30.
Previously, users on the Resetera forum found the problem, the PS store will be "Qi Tan mode" as part of the director's cut version, as long as you get the PS+ will be free version of the "Soul of Tsushima: Qi Tan", you will default to the player already has a guide cut version, so the conflict can not spend $30 to buy the "Director's Cut Version" PS5 upgrade package.
Previously, the PS+ would be exempt from the version of Final Fantasy VII: Remake, which also had such a problem. However, players who receive the exemption do not have to worry, the good news is that this problem has been solved.