How to find most/least reviewed games on Steam?

[An Easy Target]

As title asks.

I'm aware some websites have made lists of lowest-rated games on Steam, meaning lowest score rating. I however am not necessarily looking for that. I'm interested in finding games that are out, but have only a single-digit number of reviews.

I know this is a long-shot, but if I could know how - if at all - it is possible to search games by review count, I'm all ears. Or eyes as it were.

[Iceira]

all this is change and per game. see all reviews is change to more current in time.
because so many have complain over patch version and bugs are gone then many of the negative review is useless and outdate.
sure you can say dont matter , problem is many review issue dont say then its user own pc that cause this.

and i have caught many user in not update the pc drivers. ( then you only see flame post from them, until they solve issue.) sure there is also game companys that go down and cant delivere a game as they said they will. they will recive alot more angry users that never will change.

we can also includ the one line great game. ( what the hell can we use that comment to. )

so review has change alot and to be a real critic review, actual require skills to see good and bad thing in game

maybe there is steam cmd setting to get access to few/many , but its not in the client.

steam know, but that dont mean they will grant access to it or let ppl access server for result.

[TehOldeFighter [Best Tag]]

I'd also like this.

[Darkhosis]

steamdb and the "find games" tab, then sort for "Reviews" and use 0 to 0 # of reviews

It'll have around 100k results, a lot is unreleased junk (there are also around 30 titles that seem to appear on the list erroneously). Need to drill down further, like maybe add filter for release years , price, etc.

after adding filter for release years 2018 to 2024, the first ones i see are "JIMMY'S AGONY", "Flipside Genesis", "Endless Dead", and "What Lurks Inside"

[June]

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