The walkthrough below is a complete 100% A Link to the Past walkthrough that will cover a full run through of the entire game, including strategies for all bosses and dungeons, the collection of all …

With the Titan’s Mitt, Link now has access to both the Ice Palace and Misery Mire, which can be completed in any order. Furthermore, there are plenty of Overworld goodies that Link can now collect.

Instead, walk back left a screen and use the small key to open up the locked door here. This room is dark and is filled with a few green Kodongos, who will shoot fireballs towards Link. Walk through the …

In order to progress, Link will need to light the four torches in the room. The bottom three can be lit with the lamp, but you’ll need to use the Fire Rod to light the fourth torch. Once all four are lit, head …

This large central chamber has a lot of doors that Link can enter. The pathway that leads south is completely optional and it will lead Link to acquire the Compass. Climb the steps at the southwest …

During this first portion of Ganon’s Tower, there are two distinctive routes that Link can take, both which end up at the same location. Link can travel down the steps at the top-left or the top-right of this …

This dark cave has just two rooms that are filled with Keese and holes in the ground that Link can fall down. Just carefully make your way through and then exit the cave.

Link is now ready to tackle the next dungeon, the Eastern Palace. Link can get two optional Pieces of Heart, as well as the Ice Rod at this point in the game, but all of these things are somewhat out of the …

At this point, Link can journey directly to the Desert Palace to take on the next dungeon, however there are several optional goodies to collect in the overworld; the first of which is all the way back by the …

At any point in the quest, Link can return to this cave and speak with the Old Man, who will replenish Link’s health. After the Old Man walks into the cave, walk to the right and climb the first set of stairs …