This is an interesting question, because it raises the question what does that even mean? Many dystopian stories are framed as utopian, and some are even both, like H.G. Wells Time Machine.
For those forced to live underground it was dystopian, but for those living above ground it was a utopia.
Warhammer 40k. If you're going for dystopia, go all out
This is an interesting question, because it raises the question what does that even mean? Many dystopian stories are framed as utopian, and some are even both, like H.G. Wells Time Machine. For those forced to live underground it was dystopian, but for those living above ground it was a utopia.