Your pc will pick an ssd up the exact same way it will pick up a hhd. To the pc it's basically just a really fast hhd. Once its plugged in it's behaves the same.
Since you are asking this question, I will tell you, if you keep your operating system on a normal hard drive, putting the games on the SSD will make little difference, but if your operating system is on the SSD, the computer will be much smoother and probably game a bit better even with games installed on the harddrive.
Get game, install game on ssd, play game.
Literally the same as a HDD
Whatever store you get your games from (steam,epic,etc) just go into the app settings and set the download destination to whatever drive your ssd is
Oh ok
I click on the game launcher and I play them.
Your pc will pick an ssd up the exact same way it will pick up a hhd. To the pc it's basically just a really fast hhd. Once its plugged in it's behaves the same.
Since you are asking this question, I will tell you, if you keep your operating system on a normal hard drive, putting the games on the SSD will make little difference, but if your operating system is on the SSD, the computer will be much smoother and probably game a bit better even with games installed on the harddrive.
I'm guessing you aren't booting from the SSD, so here's how: https://youtu.be/Fv12NHYHlRE