Sounds exactly like the kind of project I love to get stuck in—simple but full of little imperfections that feel alive. A low‑resource forest is a sweet spot: it’ll run everywhere, but I can layer those glitch bits just enough to make it feel organic. I’ll start with a handful of tree models and a looping wind shader, then sprinkle in some broken textures and occasional flicker. If it gets too “clean” I’ll throw in a few random audio glitches so it never feels staged. Let’s prototype and see if people can sit in the forest and actually feel like they’re breathing the outside world. We’ll keep it modular so I can bail if it starts to look too obvious. What’s the first thing you’d want in the scene?

Got it—ground plane, one low‑poly tree sprite, a looping wind track, slow‑shift skybox, a handful of rocks. I’ll bundle all that into a single prefab, so swapping textures or models is a click away. I’ll sprinkle a few glitchy noise patches on the rocks and sky to keep it feeling “wild.” If it starts looking too clean, I’ll drop in a corrupted texture or a sudden wind glitch and call it a day. Let’s build the base and test the feel first, then iterate. Sound good?

Got it, I’ll start building the base now. I’ll keep it simple and let the glitches do the rest. Let's see how it feels.