Games Can Teach Different Languages to the Computer With the technological world, the use of computers and networking systems has also increased. The treatments of words as data can be greatly done by computers. It can let you find the real meaning of any word or sentence but it is important for the system to understand it too. A research has been conducted which analyzed that whether the computer could follow a set of instructions and work an unfamiliar task by making use of machine-learning systems that could give the best results and findings. Due to this, a system has been introduced that could generate scripts for installing a piece of software on a windows computer only through the reviewed instructions that were already posted on Microsoft's help site. For different artificial intelligence techniques, these games were used as a test-bed only due to their complex nature. In the game, the opponent will only react to what you do, so it is very difficult to analyze and understand the pre-determined outcome. It opens up the way for several techniques that could handle complex scenarios by potentially reacting to random ways, as games are considered as the broader step closer to the real world. The language in which the instructions were written, the device had the series of action list that allows the cursor to move and access the information that is displayed on the screen. Also, there are different methods to gauge the success of software installation that enables the user to win the game. But various actions were taken to make the appearance of words on computer screens. There are certain professionals in top colleges of engineering that have applied a similar kind of approach to this complex problem. A game of civilization was designed as a computer game in which player guides the development of a city into the empire across centuries in the human history. The main consequence of the player guide was the rate of victory that jumped from 46% directly to 79%. In the case of software installation, the computer systems can easily reproduce around 80% steps that could be executed when a human reads the same instructions. In case of computer games, 79% were played with a version with written instructions that won 46%.