GetHigh.EXE Is Free to Keep on the Epic Games Store

GetHigh.EXE is currently free to add to your Epic Games Store library. The offer is for the complete Windows game, not a Steam key or a browser demo; once claimed, it remains in your library. The current price is CNY0 against a regular price of CNY6, a 100% discount. The offer was checked on October 20, 2026, at 16:07 Beijing time.

Giveaway details

Store	Current price
Epic Games Store Full Base Game	¥0.00 ¥6.00−100%

November 2, 2026, 16:00 UTC
Price and offer checked October 20, 2026, at 16:07 Beijing time (GMT+8).

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A vertical precision course

Developed by Zypong.com, GetHigh.EXE is a single-player, first-person parkour game built around a roughly 350-metre obstacle course. Players navigate gaps, moving platforms and rotating obstacles, where precise jumps and timing matter. Checkpoints are available, with optional checkpoint navigation that lets players return to sections for practice.

The Epic version launched on February 23, 2026. The full game is also sold on Steam, where it released on February 25; Steam currently lists a separate demo as well. The Epic giveaway applies to the full Base Game, so check that edition before choosing Get on the official Epic Games Store page.

A small review sample

Steam currently shows only three user reviews, all positive. That is too small a sample to establish the game’s overall quality or popularity, and those reviews are not Epic reviews.

How to claim

Find GetHigh.EXE on the official Epic Games Store, select the full Base Game and choose Get, then follow the Epic store’s confirmation prompts to complete the claim. The store page also advertises a separate browser demo, which is not the giveaway edition. The claim deadline is November 2, 2026, at 16:00 UTC, or November 3, 2026, at 00:00 GMT+8.

For players interested in first-person platforming, the offer provides a straightforward way to keep GetHigh.EXE in an Epic library. Its compact review history leaves plenty unknown, but the course’s checkpoints offer a way to revisit tricky sections.