.PGD File Extension
PGP Disk Image
| Developer | Symantec |
| Popularity |
3.0 | 5 Votes |
| Category | Disk Image Files |
| Format | Binary |
What is a PGD file?
Encrypted disk image created by PGP, a data encryption program now owned by Symantec; saves data for a disk partition that can be mounted within a desktop environment; used for protecting sensitive files on the computer.
PGP was originally developed by the PGP Corporation, which is now owned by Symantec. Several Symantec products now integrate the PGP software for encryption.
Programs that open or reference PGD files
Pocket Game Developer Game
| Developer | Stray Pixel Games |
| Popularity |
2.0 | 1 Vote |
| Category | Game Files |
| Format | Zip |
What is a PGD file?
A PGD file is a video game created by Pocket Game Developer (PGD), a 2D game development app for Android. It is a Zip-compressed file that contains all the game's source code and assets. Developers can export and import PGD files in Pocket Game Developer.
Amateur game developers use Stray Pixel Games Pocket Game Developer to create simple 8-bit video games. They can then play these games in Pocket Game Developer and share them with other PGD users.
To share a game with others, a developer must export the game as a PGD file. This file is a renamed ZIP archive that contains all the game's data. To export a game as a PGD file, developers open the Game Settings menu (while editing their game), then select Export Game.
How to open a PGD file
You can open a PGD file in Pocket Game Developer (Android). To do so, select Import Games from the app's main menu. Then, navigate to and open your PGD file.
If you want to view the constituent files a PGD file contains, you can do so by renaming the file to use the .ZIP extension, then expanding it as you would any ZIP file.