Hey, nice starting idea ! An idea that you could add, is tilted surface, so the bullets do not bounce in a straight line. So you could have timing "puzzle" where you have to shoot somewhere you cannot go to kill some ennemies. But there's the obstacle with those boxes moving around.

I think this idea can be expanded into a really cool game with a couple of changes.

1. Your bullets don't disappear when they hit the enemy. Whenever you fire a shot, you just add another moving obstacle to your path, even if you hit the target. Also if they bounce immediately after hitting an enemy, the player won't be able to walk right next to the enemy before shooting.
2. Add diagonal surfaces all over the place. If the bullets just bounce back and forth infinitely off of straight surfaces, the mechanic isn't being used to its fullest potential.
3. Most importantly, give the player the ability to hit a button reflect bullets in the direction they're facing. But only their own bullets, not the enemy's bullets.

And boom! You have a mix between a top down shooter and Breakout.

Thanks for checking out my game! This was a pretty neat game, but agreeing with everyone else, I feel the mechanic could've been implemented better. I think a simple fix would be for the bullets to bounce off enemies rather than being destroyed with the enemy.

It's a really cool idea! I enjoyed having to be careful with my shots and setting up kills because of the bullet ricochet. However, the bullets despawning when they hit a box or an enemy kind took away meant that I never had to deal with the ricochet as a hazard, and I mostly used it to kill enemies on treadmills. Also, the limited ammo felt pointless, because each enemy or box dropped some more ammo, so I never really had to think about that.

Overall, its cool idea, but I feel that the main mechanic wasn't really emphasized too much. Nice job on the aesthetic though! I enjoyed all the candy themed items! 

I really like the idea! The execution is pretty good too! I didn't have much trouble with the bouncing off walls part tho. I think that could have been explored a little better. Some screenshake would add some juice in my opinion. Neat game!

The Windows and browser versions of the game are located in the game page and in the link: https://gamedevufscar.itch.io/brigagum-gmtk