GetHigh.EXE Free on Epic Until November 2

GetHigh.EXE is free to claim on the Epic Games Store right now, in a bonus giveaway separate from Epic's regular weekly free games. The first-person parkour climber normally costs $1.99, and anyone who claims it before November 2, 2026 keeps it permanently.

Key Takeaways

• GetHigh.EXE is free to keep on the Epic Games Store until November 2, 2026.
• GetHigh.EXE normally costs $1.99, and this is the first time it has been free on any platform since its February 2026 release.
• GetHigh.EXE is a first-person parkour game with a 350-metre vertical course, moving platforms and rotating obstacles.
• Claiming GetHigh.EXE before the deadline keeps it in your Epic library after the offer ends.

What is GetHigh.EXE?

GetHigh.EXE is a single-player, first-person 3D platformer from developer Zypong, built around one climb: a continuous course roughly 350 metres tall, crossed by chaining precise jumps over stationary and moving platforms, rotating obstacles and tight gaps. Falling or touching certain hazards sends you back to the last checkpoint, not to the start.

The game uses a retro-futuristic synthwave look, with neon colours, glowing platforms and abstract structures. There are no character upgrades to carry you through hard sections. Progress comes from learning jump distances, obstacle timing and mid-air control, plus hidden collectibles called Secret Cookies for players who stray from the fastest route.

How do you claim GetHigh.EXE free on Epic?

To claim GetHigh.EXE, sign in on the Epic Games Store, open the GetHigh.EXE store page and select Get on the base-game offer marked 100 percent off. The page also lists a separate demo, so check you are adding the full game, not the demo.

The offer runs until November 2, 2026 at 8am PT / 11am ET, according to GameRant, with one listing putting the cutoff at 16:00 UTC the same day. Either way, claim before November 2 to be safe. The giveaway was organised by the developer, separate from Epic's Thursday weekly games, and it does not supply a Steam key.

Is GetHigh.EXE worth claiming?

At free, the risk is only your time. Zypong says the game was designed around speedrunning, and only six out of ten beta testers finished the full course, so expect a demanding climb even though checkpoints soften each fall. Keyboard and mouse and controller input are both supported, and players can move between checkpoints to practise hard sections.

Note the difference from Epic's weekly games: Home and Sker Ritual are this week's regular free games until October 29, while GetHigh.EXE is an extra, developer-run bonus that runs longer, to November 2.

Related on Nexorift: Epic free games: Home and Sker Ritual, and Last chance: Epic free games ending in October.

FAQ

Until when is GetHigh.EXE free on Epic?

Until November 2, 2026, at 8am PT / 11am ET.

Do you keep GetHigh.EXE after November 2?

Yes. A game claimed during the giveaway stays in your Epic library after the offer ends.

How much does GetHigh.EXE normally cost?

$1.99 on PC, where it released in late February 2026.

Is GetHigh.EXE the same as this week's Epic free games?

No. It is a separate developer-run bonus. The regular weekly games are Home and Sker Ritual, free until October 29.

Sources: GameRant, KingsPrice. Image credits: Images: Zypong / Epic Games.