I saw only 2 games that had an obvious relation to Netflix, 2 different "Stranger Things" games. I saw at least one game, Moonlighter, which was available on mobile devices before, got removed from the stores, only to now reappear as "Netflix Moonlighter". In the case of Exploding Kittens they didn't even bother removing the original from the store, so you can now either buy the original for $1.99 or play the Netflix version for free. And then there are a bunch of other, rather generic games, for example Townsmen (a generic village builder) or Dungeon Dwarves (a generic idle game).

None of the games I saw or tested stand out. So why should anybody play them? Well, if you get another generic village building game or generic idle game from Google Play or the Apple Store, it is probably going to be "free", and will have relentless monetization constantly shoved into your face. By paying a subscription to Netflix, you can avoid the monetization of the games that don't need a subscription to play. Doesn't sound like much of an argument to me. Nor does it sound like a business venture likely to get Netflix out of the hole they are currently in. Well, you know what they say: If you are in a hole, you should stop using idle dwarves to continue digging!