In Gravity Rush 2 you flick it in different directions to change modes.
On a smaller scale, some games split the button in half so the right side is the Start button and the left side is the Map button
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You can play guitar on Last of Us 2 with it. The DS4 seems to have better sensitivity than the 5. I could pick individual strings on it and it doesn’t seem to work as well on the ds5, but both are a neat use. Ghost of Tsushima has functions mapped to swiping the different cardinal directions. Not really anything else I know of
Both Astro games
I'm blanking on names but I have played some games where different swipe gestures on the touchpad have been meaningful which I felt like were good uses.
It works as a mouse with ds4 on pc 
I click icons sometimes
I use it on my steamdeck when im streaming from my pc, its great. That way i don't have to have a wireless miuse hooked up.
This is like asking if there are any N64 games which use the D-pad (there are none, don't @ me).
The Tetris game did
This is Kirby 64 erasure (but that's fine tbh, I don't remember it being particularly fun)