What are mechanics in chess?

Does grandmaster mean the same thing it does in games like LoL, starcraft and overwatch?

Grandmaster is a title awarded by the main body in chess, FIDE, to players who achieve 3 tournament norms above 2500. They're the best of the best, in essence, and it takes years or even decades to get that good at the game.

Is chess a very mechanical or skill based game? Is it broken into mechanics like APM, Camera control, Aim or positioning like in other esportsy games?
Is chess a sweaty or tryhard game like valorant or Overwatch? Or it it more chill like dead by daylight and among us?
I am trying to start / get into it, but I am good at games and like to put more in to get more out. Is chess a good game for me?
It's broken down into moves and visualization and calculation and patience, unlike many esportsy games.
Is chess a very mechanical or skill based game? Is it broken into mechanics like APM, Camera control, Aim or positioning like in other esportsy games?
Is chess a sweaty or tryhard game like valorant or Overwatch? Or it it more chill like dead by daylight and among us?
I am trying to start / get into it, but I am good at games and like to put more in to get more out. Is chess a good game for me?