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 haz...

Fortnite is back on Apple's App Store in Australia. Epic Games confirmed on October 21, 2026 that the game would return on October 22, ending a standoff that began when Apple removed Fortnite in August 2020 over in-app payment rules. Key Takeaways Fortnite returned to Apple's Australian App Store on October 22, 2026, after a six-year absence. A Federal Court of Australia ruling found Apple breached competition law by locking down iOS app distribution and payments. Apple must open iOS in Australia to rival app stores, direct downloads and alternative payment systems by March 1, 2027. Apple says it disagrees with the findings and will seek a stay and appeal the outcome. Why is Fortnite back on iPhone in Australia? Fortnite is back in Australia because the Federal Court found Apple violated competition law by locking down how iOS handles app distribution and payments. Epic Games announced the return on October 21, and the game went live on the Australian App Store on October 22, 2...

Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise and Bad Cheese , this week's free games on the Epic Games Store, expire on October 22, 2026. Claim both before the deadline and they are yours to keep forever — after that, Sker Ritual and Home: A Unique Horror Adventure take over the weekly giveaway slot. Key Takeaways Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise ($19.99) and Bad Cheese ($12.99) are free on the Epic Games Store until October 22, 2026. The rotation changes October 22 at 8am PT / 11am ET / 3pm UTC, when Sker Ritual ($24.99) and Home: A Unique Horror Adventure ($4.99) take over through October 29. Games claimed during their free window stay in your Epic library forever — no subscription required. What time do the Epic free games change over? The Epic Games Store free-game rotation changes on October 22 at 8am PT / 11am ET / 3pm UTC. Agent A and Bad Cheese must be claimed before that moment — once the rotation flips, the new pair replaces them and the old games go back to their full prices....