Here's the link to the
Immortal Edition upgrade. Only the Legacy Edition upgrade was in the initial post of this thread at the time. Neither of the upgrades were listed as of yet on the
Torment: Tides of Numenera page, though the upgrade pages do have links to the base game.
Both upgrades are listed as requiring the base game, which I think is because both upgrades are just digital extras such as pictures and game guides. At the moment, it doesn't look like there is a way (as of yet) to go from Legacy Edition to the Immortal Edition other than to pay the same amount as if going from the base game TToN to the Immortal Edition by means of the Immortal Edition upgrade. So, I think I might want to skip considering the Legacy Edition as an option, especially since the strategy guide comes with the Immortal Edition.
Also, both the
Legacy Edition and the
Legacy Edition upgrade have an image in their description showing the digital extras as including avatars. However, both those pages also
do not list avatars in the "included goodies" above the description. So I don't know what to believe about the avatars and the Legacy Edition. Interestingly, the avatars are listed as "included goodies" on the Immortal Edition, which matches the image in its description showing its digital extras.
During the pre-order the detailed specs for Mac and Linux weren't available on any of the three game pages. Now the detailed specs are available on the base game page but still not on either the Legacy Edition or Immortal Edition pages. Perhaps that will change later, but for now the page for the base game is the one to visit the specs on any system. The new upgrade pages don't have detailed specs for any system, instead they have links leading to the base game.
There used to be an "included goodies" statement before the description for the base game with "manual (coming soon)". Now there is nothing at all. So I guess that means the manual is a digital extra available only with the Legacy Edition and Immortal Edition? Buy the base game and hope it explains itself well enough without an external manual? I think that'd be great if an external manual was superfluous. But is it?