What is the name of the playable Assassin's Creed game set in 18th-century New Orleans and starring Aveline de Grandpré?

Assassin's Creed III: Liberation is the playable Assassin's Creed game set in 18th-century New Orleans and starring Aveline de Grandpré.

Liberation follows Aveline, a Louisiana-born Assassin of French and African heritage. Her story takes place mainly in New Orleans and nearby regions during the period of Spanish control and the aftermath of the French and Indian War. The narrative also includes the Louisiana bayou and a sequence in Chichen Itza.

Aveline uses three disguises: an Assassin persona, a lady persona, and a slave persona. Each identity offers different social access and gameplay advantages, although the disguise system also reflects the restrictions and dangers of the colonial setting. Her missions involve slavery, colonial power, trade, and Templar activity.

The game was originally released for PlayStation Vita in 2012 and later remastered for other platforms. It is connected to Assassin's Creed III through its setting and broader historical period, but Aveline is a separate protagonist from Connor Kenway.