Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly's new gameshow Limitless Win debuted tonight - but some viewers found it too complicated.
The presenting duo returned to screens tonight on ITV for their brand new gameshow, which sees contestants compete to try and win a prize, which is completely limitless.
However, some fans who tuned in found the show way too complicated for a Saturday night.
"Oh dear #LimitlessWin just doesn't work!!! Too slow, too complicated and all a bit pointless really as they don't even have to get the answer right to go up the ladder!!!" one wrote online.
Another added: " #LimitlessWin this format is incredibly complicated! Wtf is going on? It's easier to understand Only Connect!," as a third wrote: " #LimitlessWin the hell is going on - way to complicated for a Saturday night - easy viewing prime TV slot."
However, another viewer liked the complicated nature of it and praised how "tense" it was.
"Extremely complicated to understand at first but I actually didn't mind that. Questions were fun, the tension was there and a good choice of first contestants. #LimitlessWin," they wrote online.
There was also a lot of praise for the gameshow, from fans who enjoyed Ant and Dec as hosts.
"Fantastic presenters and they go from strength to strength love their work #limitlesswin," one wrote.
A second added: "Might take another episode or 2 to get my head around the full concept however #LimitlessWin was great @antanddec. You guys add so much brilliance without even trying that’s what makes it such a great show. Looking forward to seeing the next episode. Best wishes always," as a third shared: " @antanddec 's #limitlesswin was brilliant. I was hooked and having our favourite boys hosting it what more could you ask for."
Dec recently revealed that the pair have tried to "change" the quiz show traditions with their new programme.
He said: "So there’s a lot of kind of quiz show traditions that we tried to change when we were developing it and we were going, ‘We want to play along with the contestants. We want to go on the journey.
"We tried to play with all those quiz show traditions like having a jackpot, like the question masters knowing the questions and all that and we just said, ‘How do we change it? How do we do it differently?’ So it’s kind of unlike anything else."
