The 5 points of view in fiction

Third-person limited
Third-person omniscient
Second person (very rare)*
First person
First person unreliable
First-person meta-unreliable (rare)**
First-person Watson

* Bright Lights, Big City is the only one I know

** Murder of Roger Ackroyd… not exactly unreliable

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The Watson pov is critical for the classic cozy mystery to work. There’s somebody who has to actively get it wrong while main detective gets it right. This is why the first-person Holmes-narrated stories don’t work

Another 2nd person is Charles Stross’ Halting State and Rule 34 novels. Also pretty much all text adventure games

Have you tried If On A Winter’s Night A Traveller? Meta-unreliable 2nd person, I think anyway

Choose Your Own Adventure uses second-person, of course!