It's like they saw some of these graphical elements in another game and tried to replicate it, while mixing it with elements that fit better with the original scene. It also has clashing elements, like bloomed, home country-ish forests and then throws in brown murky water. In particular, they change the tone and color of the scene, making it appear softer and friendlier. He's not saying that the scene shouldn't have more detail added to it, but rather, the right details that maintain the original mood of the environment. It's an abstract concept that isn't always easy to put into words. These are the things your brain notices, even if your forward conscious doesn't. Click here for a list of other gaming subreddits.
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