Which Assassin's Creed game features Aveline de Grandpré as its main playable character?

Assassin's Creed III: Liberation features Aveline de Grandpré as its main playable character. Aveline is an Assassin operating in eighteenth-century Louisiana, especially New Orleans and the surrounding bayou.

Liberation was originally released for the PlayStation Vita in 2012. Its story overlaps the broad period of Assassin's Creed III but follows Aveline's separate campaign rather than Connor's main narrative. Aveline is the daughter of a wealthy French merchant and a woman of African descent, and the game makes her identity central to its historical setting.

Aveline uses three outfits with different social functions: an Assassin outfit, a lady outfit, and a slave persona. Changing clothing affects how guards and civilians respond to her, making disguise a distinctive feature of the game.

The title is sometimes confused with later spin-offs featuring female leads. Liberation is the specific Assassin's Creed entry centered on Aveline. It was later remastered and released alongside Assassin's Creed III Remastered.