I am looking for a tutorial for android point and click game.
I looked at the comments in this post:
resource-on-making-a-point-and-click-game-no-flash
The links posted do not have any thing to do with android.
I also read:
android game tutorial
However, it is not a point and click game. So, I am looking for a tutorial about Point and Click game specifically for android platform.
Edit: By “point and click”, I refer to a game style similar to the PC. However, I do not want a mouse pointer, that would be weird on Android. I just want the user to be able to touch various widgets/ objects on the game screen, and interact with them (by tapping on them).
Construct 2 is a good place to start. They have many tutorials specific to Android development, and their beginner tutorials have different versions (top-down, side-scroller, etc.), which will give you a great sense of the software. The free version of their platform covers most things. The paid version has additional layers, which are nice for more advanced tricks. You should also check out their showcase games, to see what others have made for Andriod.
The beginner tutorial is enough to figure out how most point-and-click stuff works. Page 5 of the beginner’s tutorial has the first mouse-click event There is a way to set an event to happen when you click an object, also (for example, when you click a monster, it dies). Here is an easy-to-follow Whack A Mole. Usually you build the full game, first. Then, you get into an Android tutorial to add everything necessary for it to work on Android. It’s an easy process for a skilled developer, but it requires that you venture out of the user-friendly, point-and-click game construction kits like Construct 2.
From the perspective of a developer, your best bet is going to be Java. It’s probably the most Android-friendly language out there. It will be the most stable, fastest, and easiest to learn in most cases. Also, it will require the least on the part of the user (for example, users won’t need a custom browser or Jetpack, Air or anything–the user won’t need to install anything other than your app). The top hit on google, today, is here: http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2011/06/android-game-development-tutorials.html.
There are other, easy-to-find places you can read up on getting started with Java for Android game development–meaning this question will likely be closed. It will require reading other people’s code, and you should probably start by familiarizing yourself with Java. After you have spent a good chunk of time studying Java, you can go through tutorials and understand them and get creative with different customizations and applications for various of code. The top hit on YouTube is a point-and-destroy, Whack-a-Mole-type game, with source code, for example, which may suit your purpose. I can’t completely tell by your description, though, because people don’t generally click unless they are using a mouse, and an Android doesn’t use a mouse afaik. 🙂 You should consider updating your question and getting into some gritty detail.