GetHigh.EXE Is Free on Epic Games Store: Grab This Neon Parkour Climb

Ever looked at a neon skyline and thought, “I could climb that”? If so, GetHigh.EXE is aiming right at you. This first-person 3D parkour game is currently free to claim for a limited time on the Epic Games Store, so you can add it to your library and see how far your jumps can take you.

The game comes from German indie developer Zypong.com. It supports a Traditional Chinese interface, which makes it a bit easier for Chinese-speaking players to jump in and follow what is going on. The freebie window is not open forever, though: the promotion ends at midnight Taiwan time on November 3, 2026.

GetHigh.EXE leans hard into a retro-futuristic synthwave look. Expect neon colors, glowing platforms, and surreal structures forming a vertical parkour course. Instead of a flat sprint across a city, you are looking up and figuring out how to keep climbing through a bright, strange vertical course of obstacles.

Your job is to move and jump with precision. The route throws moving platforms and rotating obstacles at you, so timing matters, but so do your movement direction and your mid-air posture. The goal is to keep ascending until you reach the finish around 350 meters above the ground. That is a long way up, and every jump asks you to commit.

That climb is meant to be repeatable, not just a one-shot sprint. Checkpoints are placed along the way. If you fall or touch a deadly obstacle, you get sent back to your last checkpoint and can try again. There is also a checkpoint navigation feature that lets you travel to different sections of the course so you can practice the parts that keep tripping you up.

And yes, there are secrets to hunt. Hidden collectibles called Secret Cookies are tucked around the course for explorers to find. So even if you are stuck on a jump, you can take a breather, revisit a section, and keep an eye out for snacks.

For fans of first-person platforming, tricky movement, and synthwave visuals, this is a free pickup worth checking out while the offer lasts. The Traditional Chinese interface also means you can focus on the jumps instead of the menus. Just remember the deadline: midnight Taiwan time on November 3, 2026.

Will you be grabbing GetHigh.EXE and testing your nerve at 350 meters? What do you think?