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Art doesn't care about you, your opinion, or if you like it. No one is forcing you to look at it. If you can't stand it, you're free to play the myriad of other available games that all use their own, more or less, distinct art style. I can guarantee you that each and every artistic decision, be it in visual media or any other form (written word, music, ...) comes with their gaggle of people who dislike or can't stand it while you might think it's the best thing since sliced bread.