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Some games otherwise can allow switching the settings for the subtitles.
If you're talking about something in the game itself like items, walls etc then possibly also a mod from the workshop or nexusmods, some games support such mods. Else, look at the supported language(s) of the game before purchasing.
recognizing text on a screen can by done by an OCR reader. then you just need a program that feeds the OCR text into a translator. some plugins to do this do exist, but they're usually 1) poorly written and 2) difficult to work with
I would recommend googling "visual novel OCR translator" if you want to try to find what other people have done for this. there's a few game specific programs but mostly for japanese translations. I saw a few being developed on github, you might be able to find an early alpha branch somewhere.
as someone already said, google translate can read text through your phone's camera, if those apps don't work out for you. it's probably the most reliable method
Maybe DeskTranslate could work?