I pretty much only watch Mortismal Gaming at the moment, who 100%'s every game before reviewing it, but I think with a strategy like that you're highly biased into playing games you're already going to enjoy, so it's not great at finding which games are bad. I believe he has also quit games in the past if he was not enjoying them, and then didn't review them as a result.

I think there are also other reasons that reviews trend positive - it's probably better for ad revenue/engagement to prey on people's hopes that a game is good, and people like for their purchases/prepurchases to be validated. Not as many people will stick around through a 30 minute review of nonstop negativity.

Worth a Buy is also solid!

I like Steam forums for PC games, since they are the ones who pick up things like game having mouse issues or lack of fov options. So many reviewers completely ignore that aspect. Even ones like digital foundry might be technical, but it's only for performance and graphics.

Actual pc gameplay quality is one users have been more informative on making me a lot of my times go wow none of these reviewers must use a mouse and keyboard, or they just copy paste their console review to the PC.