Disney's Aladdincomplete walkthrough

Use a running start for long rooftop gaps and press jump as each awning reaches its deepest point to gain maximum rebound height.

Throw an apple to stun sword guards, then defeat them with a head stomp while they cannot swing.

Release from horizontal poles when Aladdin's feet point toward the destination so the next arc begins with forward momentum.

Use the camera and upper rooftops to inspect for red gems, food and extra-health items before dropping into a lower one-way route.

Against the Market Merchant, jump over the single sword swing and stomp his head; when he begins a rapid sword flurry, use an apple to interrupt it before attacking again.

Swing from stalactites as soon as the next landing is aligned because some supports fall after Aladdin uses them.

Approach treasure-room skeletons carefully, wait for their blades to expose the head and defeat them with a controlled stomp.

Ride floating logs from their centers, duck under low spikes and never jump until the next log or ledge is within view.

Pull ropes to move blocking rocks, then pass only after the opening reaches its full height.

At the rolling-boulder section, let each boulder reveal its route before following it downhill or jumping over it.

Use the hidden lower log route only when pursuing collectibles; otherwise stay on the safer upper path to the Magic Lamp.

In the first auto-scrolling section, stay near the center of the visible area and wait for each fireball or lava plume before jumping.

Use the rising rock platforms as lifts, then glide immediately from their highest point to the next stable ledge.

On Magic Carpet, make short vertical corrections and keep enough space ahead of the chasing lava to react to the cave walls.

Move slightly backward after a lava surge misses, then return forward to create room for the next narrow wall opening.

Memorize the falling-rock groups separately from the fixed cave-wall pattern and prioritize the open corridor over any visual effect.

Use floating pots and Genie platforms to establish the first landing rhythm before attempting nearby red gems.

Activate the parachute glide near the top of a jump, not immediately after takeoff, so Aladdin retains height across long gaps.

Read Genie hands, tongues, balloons and disappearing platforms as launch cues, then wait for the next target to enter its useful position.

Land near the center of small cloud platforms so the following automatic bounce begins predictably.

In vertical rooms, use controlled wall-side descents and glides to inspect lower platforms before committing to the drop.

Repeat a safe movement cycle instead of chasing an out-of-line gem when a platform is already vanishing.

Crouch whenever flowing sand begins pulling Aladdin toward a pit; movement resumes safely after the current weakens or the next jump is aligned.

Do not rely on ledge grabs where sand pours over an edge because those surfaces cannot be held.

Use cobra heads, enemies and stable stone ledges as bounce points, then glide across the wider burial chambers.

Wait for rolling stones and moving walls to complete their cycle before entering a narrow corridor.

Inspect below vertical rooms before dropping and keep enough horizontal space to open the parachute.

Collect food before the final ascent and prioritize Abu's route over optional gems when the sand leaves no recovery ledge.

Save apples for guards on narrow palace platforms, and wait for each floor flame to lower before crossing or landing on a vase.

Use the palace levers to move tracked platforms onto the higher safe route instead of riding them directly through fire.

Open the last food containers before entering Jafar's room so the human-form fight begins with full health.

Against human Jafar, dodge the lightning from his planted staff, bounce from the staff or summoned pots and land on Jafar while he crosses the arena.

Before the cobra fight, take the recovery item, then stay on the highest part of Jafar's body to avoid the fire below.

Bounce from the cobra's projectiles or jump during its rising-body and head-lunge attacks, then land on its head and retreat before the next pattern.