LeafFlow

Jiraiya is dead, then he isn't, brought back by forces the game doesn't bother explaining. What he does with his second chance is the point here, played out as a puzzle-driven sandbox with a parody streak rather than a straight story.

The setup is thin by design: a resurrection, no real cause given, and a world he now has to poke around in again. Expect stripping and teasing framed through gag humor rather than any grand plot about why he came back.

You move him through a mobile-friendly sandbox, solving puzzles to open up scenes rather than clicking through a fixed script. The art leans on 2D and AI-assisted CG, and the whole thing plays like a joke about the character more than a tribute to him.