Be the OS in a brutal indie simulator that makes you pity your PC

Gizmodo reviews You're the OS, Pier-Luc Brault’s indie game that puts you in the shoes of a simple operating system, juggling CPU cores, RAM, and user inputs. The frantic loop sees you shuffle processes, handle idle tasks and high-priority bursts, and swap pages when memory runs out. If you neglect a process, its smile fades; enough rage quits and the user resets the system. It’s a chaotic, meta-commentary on multitasking that’s as frustrating as real life with a dozen programs open.