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'''VPK''' ("'''V'''alve '''P'''ac'''K'''") is a package format used by post-[[GCF]] Source engine games to store content, as well as in Source 2. It was first introduced in {{l4dbranch|1}}. {{vtmb|1}} also use similar file extension, but the package format is not the same as Valve's VPK.  
'''VPK''' ("'''V'''alve '''P'''ac'''K'''") is a package format used by post-[[GCF]] Source engine games to store content, as well as in Source 2. It was first introduced in {{l4dbranch|1}}, and later used in all other {{src|1}} Source games (during [[SteamPipe]]).
{{vtmb|1}} also use similar file extension, but the package format is not the same as Valve's VPK.  


'''VPK''' refers to:
'''VPK''' refers to:

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VPK ("Valve PacK") is a package format used by post-GCF Source engine games to store content, as well as in Source 2. It was first introduced in Left 4 Dead engine branch, and later used in all other Source Source games (during SteamPipe). Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines also use similar file extension, but the package format is not the same as Valve's VPK.

VPK refers to: