A: Game mechanics, allow you to control the behaviour of the game as per your audience & objective

You can adjust the timer in games, giving players more or less time to solve puzzles or play an arcade game.

You can set the number of chances players have before the game is over. For example, in Fruit Ninja-style games, players might have three chances to miss a fruit before the game ends—you can adjust this number as needed.

You can adjust the speed of characters or other elements. In a Flappy Bird-style game, for instance, you can make the bird fly faster or slower. You can also modify the speed of falling objects in a catcher game or configure the frequency of bombs in a Fruit Ninja-style game.

You can increase or decrease the number of levels in a game, wherever applicable. More levels mean harder as well as more engagement time.

All these settings allow you to make games simpler or harder exactly as per your audience type. Pretty powerful features as some people have young audience who want more challenging games but some have beginner who like playing games but not too hard. So you can customise for every type of audience.