Daily Life VR simulator (for treating Anxiety Disorder)

The idea is that there is some who have social anxiety and that the VR headset Oculus Rift is coming out soon.

Why not release a game that simulates in a virtual reality form, the typical normal daily life interactions that people suffering from social anxiety have problems with.

You could also gather stats based on how often the person is facing (and in theory maintaining eye contact) to people in the simulated scene.

There is already Virtual Reality treatment for mental disorder such as PTSD and Social Anxiety, but it often consist of going to an expensive VR facility with mental health specialist. While very helpful and much more immersive, it is expensive and cannot be done very often.

But with the upcoming tech Oculus Rift threatening to bring affordable VR tech to the masses, it would be a good time to think about ubiquitous anxiety management software.

Alternatively or in conjunction, you could also include 3d video of real life actors buying stuff in supermarket, using two head mounted cameras to maintain eye contact. This could be a subscription every week with different scenario, but the '3d interactive' simulation will remain free (and constantly updated to improve accuracy and immersion).

The idea is that before they go off to do a typical task outside, they can sit down in front of their computer and simulate that task.