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Without knowing the game, guessing is all I can do. But guessing is fun:

  1. Perhaps the developer renamed "jpg" to "json" for fun and the files will actually open in an image viewer
  2. Perhaps you misread "jpg" as "json"
  3. Perhaps besides the json files there were folders extracted which contain images?
  4. Perhaps the developer put game data into the "images.rpa" file and all the things you actually want to look at into "donotopenthisboringfile.rpa" for fun
  5. Perhaps the developer encoded images with Base64 and stored them in json files

I'm out of ideas.

The game is "He maid her fall"

live2d uses json files for animations and stuff