Tabletop battles rules on hex grid?

Is there a review of the Table Top Battles 2nd Edition available?

Bizarrely I have never been able to find any reviews anywhere. Boardgame Geek has an entry for the rules but no review.

Table Top Battles is basically a DBA-style game with a grid. It uses a D12 for combat and assigns different troop types a value that is both the unit's cost in points and its combat factor. As with DBA, doubling an opponent in combat destroys it while merely besting it causes a retreat. Drawing a shooting combat makes the target retreat, while a draw in melee means nothing happens. There are a handful of period-specific factors that make, for example, a Dark Age game feel different to an ECW game (musket and pike units can support each other against cavalry). There are two main periods covered, Ancient/Medieval and Horse and Musket. A standard line infantry unit in the Horse and Musket period is worth 3 points (guards are 4 points), while in the Ancient period Roman legions and Barbarian nobles are 3 points while barbarian warriors are 2 points. There is no 'rock, scissors, stone' matrix as in DBA; you simply roll the D12 and add or subtract tactical factors, resulting in death, retreat or nothing! One big difference from DBA is that multiple units in combat are added together in one large melee-the result can be spectacular, as when an Anglo-Saxon shieldwall punches through a Viking line leaving a big hole...!

The second edition rules have a couple of appendices covering sieges, campaigns, WW2/Modern/Sci-fi skirmish, fantasy and naval rules. I find TTB easy to use and fun to play, and so far have used the rules for Dark Age and ECW gaming (Roman vs German coming soon!). As Alan has said, it gives historical results.