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If you doubts the random key then add it to your second steam account (which is smart thing to do instead of losing your main account). If this isn't your regular type of game you enjoy add it to your second steam account.
If you enjoy the game you can wait for a sale price and then buy it for your main account.
If its trash you simply dont play it.
Only reason for a second account is as already stated, if the key is from a sus source and you dont want to get your acc banned or what ever.
Noone can tell you if you will like the game or not, or if you perceive is as good quality or bad quality game.
There are AAA games from big studius that are utterly trash and indie titles that are super good.
if there's a pattern of this you can eventually lose your account, though if you're just genuinely acting in good faith then there's nothing to worry about
if you actually got the key from humble then there's nothing to worry about
Based on your wording I'm going to infer that "trash" games are games that you try and then will never play again and don't want to ever seen them again.
Well, you may not know this:
You can (technically) permanently remove games from your account. I used to have about 1000 games on my account but I've slowly purged them down to about 500 over the past month.
For almost every game you can click on the game in your Library, click the 'Three Dot' icon in the right pane, click support, and choose "I want to permanently remove this game from my account". You can only do about 8 in a row until you start getting an error message. You just wait a few hours and go again.
Alternatively, if you don't care about the seeing the game but want to keep it, you can simply right click the game and make it "hidden". If you simply don't want people seeing you own the game then you'd just make it "private" instead.
With these tools there's really no reason, based on the words you said, why you'd need to maintain two accounts.