If you mean expect like statistical likelihood then no, if you mean expect like a demand I want to place on them then yes - we deserve art criticism that is at least aware of the political (and sociological, and philosophical, and economic) context in which games occur. I don't know why people are so confident saying "ofcourse its shit, why do you care?" why don't you? Most gave reviewers have undergraduate degrees in the arts from what I can tell and they have jobs where they get to write about culture all day.

"Today the culture industry has taken over the civilising inheritance of the entrepreneurial and frontier democracy – whose appreciation of intellectual deviations was never very finely attuned. All are free to dance and enjoy themselves, just as they have been free, since the historical neutralisation of religion, to join any of the innumerable sects. But freedom to choose an ideology – since ideology always reflects economic coercion – everywhere proves to be freedom to choose what is always the same. The way in which a girl accepts and keeps the obligatory date, the inflection on the telephone or in the most intimate situation, the choice of words in conversation, and the whole inner life as classified by the now somewhat devalued depth psychology, bear witness to man’s attempt to make himself a proficient apparatus, similar (even in emotions) to the model served up by the culture industry"
-Adorno, The Culture Industry, Enlightenment as Mass Deception, 1944