Thanks.
I will pass on this one, then.

Thanks.
I will pass on this one, then.

I don't like themed base. Too much on a gameboard and having a water themed base on a forest board is strange 

I'm happy of the app on my end. I play coop exclusively, and having an app greatly accelerates setup time and reduces table foot print. I played with the Imperial Assault app, and that was a blast.
I love the art as well.
 

Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress MSRPs for $150 for 2d terrain tiles and 44 minis.
Necromunda: Dark Uprising includes some 3d terrain on top of 2d boards (like Legends does) and 28 minis and runs $290 
So...yeah, honestly. Seems to be pretty reasonable with today's games.
 
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Warhammer-Quest-Blackstone-Fortress-2018-eng
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Necromunda-Dark-Uprising-EN-2019

No, its not.
You can have negative opinions about a game, and offer constructive criticism, but at this point you've already posted in other threads that "you hope the game fails"; you are quickly approaching being a troll.
 
If you have constructive criticisms, please offer them, but if all you are going to do is post "game is already dead" nonsense, please refrain. 

The app in Journeys in Middle Earth works like a charm and achieves things otherwise unobtainable by 'printer and paper'.

It looked good to me too. I am actually excited about having an app for this game. It certainly made Mansions of Madness 2e better. Crafting could be awesome.