The purpose of this study is to analyze that how the subjectivity of the player works within a game, and then, to rehabilitate the legitimacy of it. It is widely believed in Physical Education (PE) scholars that a game should never be ruined; meanwhile, the subjectivity of the player should always comply with the rule of the game. Basically, H. Gadamer shared the same opinion. In his theory of Hermeneutics, Gadamer declared that the subject of the play should be the play itself rather than the player. But, after analyzing the process of understanding based on the framework of Gadamer's theory of play, I would like to suggest that we are always involved in plenty of understanding games, which exist between every object coming to us and every related part in our horizon. Such understanding games are too many to be completed. In fact, in order to complete one specific understanding game, we usually have to play the role of the subject, and treat the other games as objects. To be clarified, we're always picking, refusing, and influencing most of the games.