No, you can't, sadly. I have a feeling that there is some enterprising company out there who is getting contracts to provide positive reviews. Too many games have been released over the past couple of years, that come out of the gates, on launch day, with very positive reviews, but once the launch window closes they quickly go to mixed, or even less. Used to be able to trust Steam reviews and discussions, anymore you'll get kicked if you tell the truth about your experience, even if done in a respectful way.

A perfect example is just go to the discussions for Witcher 4, there is a tagged note at the top, if anyone even mentions anything about "woke" you'll be kicked. Watch W4, when it launches, and during the launch window, while their sales will be way lower than they expected, the reviews will be resting at very positive, until that window closes, then the real reviews will begin piling up.

As if Steam users don't brigade when they decide to do a mass herd review bomb like with Borderlands recently.

Originally posted by Fresh New Information:

As if Steam users don't brigade when they decide to do a mass herd review bomb like with Borderlands recently.

Valid point. The only thing I'd say to that, is those review bombs are made by actual customers who purchased the game, I am not sure that is the case with the positive reviews I am talking about.

Steam games can't be reviewed unless you've owned it.

Why does it need a negative review?

Originally posted by REVERIE:

Why does it need a negative review?

Probably because not everyone has such a good taste like most of the players of the title.