The collaboration of free play theory and order of the office environment is developed through the selected vital methodology of narratology. I am investigating storytelling, which led me to the narrative play. We are always learning and interact through different storytelling with some plays. It gives us context and purpose. The book ‘Play anything’ which was written by Ian Bogost, one of the foremost writers on gaming culture. Bogost explores the means of ‘play’ and conveys the reader to ‘play everything’ “play is what happens when we accept these limitations, narrow our focus, and, consequently, have fun.” [2] Accepting the office environment is the first starting point of this practice and manipulating the playfulness in certain boundaries to create different storytelling to individual employees. As my target audience is workers who are working in the office environment, I aim to prototype the fun and play in traditional office environment limitations. “Soccer wouldn't be soccer if it wasn't composed of two teams of eleven players using only their feet, heads, and torsos to get a ball into a goal.” [2] Manipulating a ball into a goal is not different than accepting ordinary environments such as our daily routine like preparing presentations and concepts as for the meaning of the play. I was able to create the framework of filling life and space with play, through the prototyping spatial narratives with constraints and limitations to investigate what might the benefit be in working playfully.