Depends on the game. Some games have their own boot sector and work alone, some others need to boot a Disk Operative System (DOS) first and others need to be installed into a Hard Disk Drive.
If you don't know how to attach a hard drive you can refer to this recent topic and install MS-DOS first.
Next you will need to learn how to configure system files properly so you have enough free conventional memory available. Something many DOS games demand.
I hope you know the basic DOS commands to move around, otherwise you will need to learn that too. The softlist includes many operative systems like "MS-DOS (Version 6.22)" or "Microsoft Windows 98 (bootdisk)" that may help you getting started in the process of running DOS games.
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