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A demo program that (using an intrepreter that supports sound) adds 1. annoying background "music" using standard sound effects, 2. rudimentary text-to-speech (producing a horrible robot-like voice), 3. a very primitive Eliza-style response system. Talk to Zen, the computer from the Museum of Inform.
WARNING: this code makes use of Z-machine features (sound effects and keyboard interrupts) that, although explicitly specified in the Z-machine Standard Document V1.0, are not commonly used, and it is possible that your interpreter does not implement them correctly (in particular, it may hang). I, the author, take no responsibility for any weird things that could occur to you and your computer as a consequence of running this code.
[--blurb from The Z-Files Catalogue]
Not really a game--the author acknowledges that the point is to experiment with the Z-machine's sound capabilities. The author also says that the game attempted to implement an Eliza-style response system, but it's not even vaguely reminiscent of Eliza, and the recognized command set is very small. Alpha release.
-- Duncan Stevens