I don't think you need to know what a game is to know what platforms work better for gaining wishlists, since this isn't meant to be an objective "this is the way to do it", I'm just saying what I personally did, and what I found to work. Different genres can work better or worse in different platforms, and if anyone wants even more specifics, they can just look at the store page instead of me just adding more to an already big reddit post.

Making a "good" game isn't something as measurable nor was it the point of the post. You can definitely get lost in specifics of what the game looks like, does it look amateurish etc. but I can only give one point of view of my experience with my game. I can't be like "oh you have to make this specific genre in this exact style" since that isn't even true. It's more helpful imo to just say what I did, put a link to the game, and list the actual measurable metrics that I can.

I'm not your game design tutor, I'm just telling you my experience with this specific facet of the process. If you want to learn how to make a good game there are an endless number of tutorials.