Yeah, The game was originally released as the beta, which was quickly fixed the same day.
However a stability issue caused many people to be unable to actually play the game and a patch to 'fix' this was released a day later...
However, the game itself is currently:
Slow/Sluggish (even with my high powered computer)
Quite random in behaviour (Sometimes it'll take 1 second to open a menu, other times it takes literally 2 mins)
Un-intuitive (much of the user interface is new and not explained)
Not stable (Crashes happen both randomly and predictably (i.e. at a specific point in each game))
Generally unfinished.
Basically they released it (by my reconing) about 1-2 months too early, much the same way as MANY games these days (especially on steam...) are being released.
Somehow the age of digitally accessable software has prompted developers to release games Early and then just released a multitude of automatic patches over the next few months to allow a quicker return on their product.
This is really getting to annoy me, because we're paying 30-40 quid for a half-rate beta of a game with a flimsy promise that "it'll get better soon, probably..." without any measure of how long 'soon' will be or how good 'better' is...