PURE NEWBIE WITH A SPECIFIC GOAL

I'm not really into the smartphone stuff, but you want Flash or Java. If you're a beginner, you're not ready for Unity. Feel free to download the freeware version of it and start practicing, the best way to learn, but don't expect to produce anything for a long time. Also, don't frustrate yourself with it. Get some some simpler engines to work with. Flash and Java are good programming languages for beginners, and if you're only interested in smartphone apps, that's probably all you'll really use.

Here's an example of Flash ActionScripting:
package com.example
{
import flash.text.TextField;
import flash.display.Sprite;

public class Greeter extends Sprite
{
public function Greeter()
{
var txtHello:TextField = new TextField();
txtHello.text = "Hello World";
addChild(txtHello);
}
}
}

Shit, I wish C were that simple.

author=Max McGee
...this program called rpgmaker

author=cloud4ge
isometric RPGs on android

????

They've been saying that for years. Don't trust 'em until it happens.

A pure newbie starting with RPG Maker makes way more sense than a pure newbie starting with Java development on Android though. RPG Maker will let you learn stuff in a more friendly order than Java will. In RPG Maker you pretty much start with a generic default game and work backwards to customize more and more of it, whereas in Flash or Java you start with nothing and have to make all the components and then make them all work together before you can start to see the results.

And let's be honest, the platform of your first two or three games doesn't matter, because no one's gonna want to play them. They're gonna suck donkey balls until you've had more practice.