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'''''All Flesh Must Be Eaten''''' is one of the most popular and well known gamelines produced by ''[[Eden Studios'']] for its Unisystem roleplaying game, even compared to its [[Licensed Game|RPGs inspired by]] ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', ''[[Angel]]'' and ''[[Evil Dead|Army of Darkness]]''.
 
All Flesh Must Be Eaten, typically abbreviated as "AFMBE", is a [[Survival Horror]] [[Tableroleplaying Top Role Playing Game]]game based around the concept of a [[Zombie Apocalypse]]. Extremely modular in both character design, creature design and setting design, this has contributed to its surprising levels of popularity: not only did the corebook eventually receive a "Revised" edition with rules for converting from Unisystem to [[D20 Modern]], it spawned two books containing nothing but premade character archetypes, three books of collected fiction, a world of pre-made settings, and an array of other sourcebooks as well. These include mixing zombies with [[Pulp]], [[Wuxia|Kung-Fu]] and [[Gun Fu]] action, Westerns, [[Science Fiction]], pirates, conventional fantasy and ''wrestling''.
 
While All Flesh Must Be Eaten prides itself on its flexibility for budding [[Game Master]]s (called "Zombie Masters" in the game's lingo) to create their own world, the corebook naturally comes with an extensive list of deadworlds (settings) for a game to be set in. Each of the subsequent sourcebooks also include several deadworlds as well, to better showcase their rules.
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* ''Legacy'': A post-apocalyptic world where unbridled ecological destruction have caused the dead to walk, forcing humanity to fight side by side with Simulcra, artificial humanoids, in hopes of staving off the destruction of their species.
* ''The Dead of Space'': Aboard the slower-than-light "sleeper" colonist ship, the Papa Legba, systems malfunctions and space radiation have created a mutated fungus in the cryopods, creating walking dead that seek only to devour human flesh.
 
 
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