A good performing fog light will illuminate the sides of the road with a bar shaped beam and very distinct horizontal cutoff. Its not meant to be an auxiliary light.
Most plug-n-play bulbs will distort the beam and create more glare and more foreground (more than what is considered acceptable).
There is the full aftermarket replacement option but unfortunately no company has every catered to the Cruze and its unique fog light bracket. Which means you can purchase a 'universal' style and try to fabricate your own brackets. Some extra work for sure if your capable but not really difficult.
TRS (theretrofitsource.com) sells a good projector fog lamp for a reasonable price. Then there are projector offerings from Osram which are much more pricier. Under the Sylvania ZEVO nameplate you'll find the reflector style LED fog (with LED DRL) for half the cost. Still has a good beam pattern.
And then there is OEM led fogs from the likes of Toyota/Lexus, Dodge/Chrysler, BMW, Nissan/Infinity, etc. You can find used sets on ebay for pretty cheap if you watch for the deals. Again, all of these options require custom mounting brackets.
TRS
Osram LEDriving Fog PL
Sylvania ZEVO Fog/DRL
Infinity Q50