Which city is the main setting of Assassin’s Creed Liberation?

New Orleans is the main setting of Assassin’s Creed Liberation.

Released in 2012, Liberation follows Aveline de Grandpré, a Louisiana-based Assassin of African and French heritage. The game is set largely in New Orleans during the second half of the eighteenth century, before and around the period of the American Revolution. Its world also includes the Louisiana bayou and other regional locations.

Liberation was originally developed for the PlayStation Vita as a companion title to Assassin’s Creed III. Aveline’s story is notable for its three disguises: Assassin, Lady, and Slave. Each persona affects how she moves through society and which characters react to her.

Players sometimes associate the game with Havana because Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag also visits the Caribbean. Havana, however, is a major location in Black Flag, not the principal city of Liberation. New Orleans is the city most closely identified with Aveline’s campaign.